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【Daily Question】2.18 Fill-in-the-blank: Steam reciprocating pump

2016-02-18View Original

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The last edit to this post was made by Catalyzing a Grain on 2016-2-23 at 10:18. Fill-in-the-blank question: When a steam reciprocating pump suddenly loses its vacuum, what happens to the pump’s stroke? Answer: It becomes short and rapid
Reply #22016-02-18
When a steam reciprocating pump suddenly loses pressure, the phenomenon that occurs is an increase in the pump’s stroke
Reply #32016-02-18
When a steam reciprocating pump suddenly loses pressure, the phenomenon that occurs is a short and rapid stroke of the pump
Reply #42016-02-18
When a steam reciprocating pump suddenly loses pressure, the phenomenon that occurs is the pump’s stroke (true)
Reply #52016-02-18
When a steam reciprocating pump suddenly loses pressure, the phenomenon that occurs is a short and rapid stroke of the pump
Reply #62016-02-18
When a steam reciprocating pump suddenly loses pressure, the phenomenon that occurs is a reduction in the pump’s stroke

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