Fuel control systems definition
Fuel control systems means those mechanical, electro-mechanical, galvanic or electronic parts or assemblies which regulate the air-to-fuel ratio in an engine for the purpose of providing a combustible charge.
Fuel control systems means the mechanical, electro mechanical, galvanic or electronic parts or assemblies that regulate the air/fuel ratio in an engine to provide a combustible charge;
Fuel control systems means mechanical, electromechanical, galvanic or electronic parts or assemblies that regulate the air/fuel mixture in an engine to provide a combustible charge.
More Definitions of Fuel control systems
Fuel control systems which shall mean equipment and controls enabling the Plant to switch from Natural Gas to Oil-Fired Operation, or from Oil-Fired Operation to Natural Gas, subject to the requirements of Section 6.09(a)(vi).
Fuel control systems shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.02(a)(vi).
Fuel control systems means those mechanical, electro‑mechanical, galvanic or electronic parts or assemblies which regulate the air‑to‑fuel ratio in an engine for the purpose of providing a combustible charge.