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What is the function of air vessel in reciprocating pump?
the function of air vessel is to accumulate excess quantitiy of water flowing in the suction pipe or delivering pipe compressing the air inside the vessel
What is the function of a receiver in a pneumatic plant?
The function of a receiver is a vessel to store the air, pressurised by the compressor. To regulate that pressure. To ensure the tools receive air at the correct pressure and at the required volume.
What is the function of the ventral blood vessel of a worm?
Blood vessel on the bottom of a worm Blood vessel on the bottom of a worm
What is air vessel?
An air vessel is a device used in hydraulic systems to absorb excess pressure fluctuations in the system. It helps to maintain a more consistent pressure by storing and releasing air as needed, thus preventing damage to the system components.
What is the function of medula?
the function of the medulla is that controls breathing, heart function, blood vessel function, digestion, sneezing and swallowing.
What is the function of the mug?
A mug is a drinking vessel with a handle
What is the bloodvesells function?
The function of the blood vessel is to pass oxygen through the body via the blood.
When moist air is heated in a air tight vessel what happens?
When moist air is heated in an airtight vessel, the temperature of the air increases, causing the water vapor to evaporate more readily, which can lead to an increase in humidity. If there is no way for the water vapor to escape the vessel, it will remain inside as part of the air mixture.
What the function of blood vessel?
Blood Vessels-are the passageway of blood.
When a vessel is exposed to air for a long time then a green coating is formed by which element this vessel is made up of?
the vessel is made up of copper
Can air displace a fluid?
Yes, if a fluid is contained in a vessel and air is introduced, the air can displace the fluid by pushing it out of the vessel or causing it to rise to the top of the vessel. This displacement occurs because air is less dense than most fluids, causing it to rise above the fluid.
Where can heat be transferred to other than the water?
Which water are you speaking of? The water in a vessel, I presume? heat can go into the water, the vessel/container, the air around the vessel, and the structure holding the vessel, and the structures in the vicinity
