Operating pressure definition

Operating pressure means the pressure at which the parts of an irrigation system are designed by the manufacturer to operate.

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Operating pressure means the pressure under normal operating conditions.

Operating pressure means the pressure of the vessel from which a sample is collected. If no vessel pressure gauge is available or the difference between the sampling train pressure gauge and vessel pressure gauge readings is greater than +/- 5 psig, the sampling train pressure gauge reading shall be used to record the pressure on Form 1.

Examples of Operating pressure in a sentence

• Liner EPDM Disc Stainless Steel Size: 100mm nominal bore Air bleed valves (25 and 12.5mm) Type: Ball Hydrovac valve assembly Manufacture: ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Operating pressure: 10bar Discharge pipe size: 100mm The Contractor permanently marks each CARU with a unique number that would correspond to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ from which it is removed.

• Clutch slips at normal load Operating pressure too low Oil level sinks Leakage through shaft sealing rings.

• The main features of the system to be developed are: - Fuel cell electrical power Max 1 kW - Operating pressure up to 40 bar ( for recharging a hydrogen hydride storage) - Serial targeted prices 5000-6000 Euro/kW .

• Operating pressure shall be equal to static pressure on the pipeline invert level with respect to zonal supply reservoir full tank level.

• Physical properties Dimensions (excluding the screen) Weight [**] Electrical requirements [**] Operating pressure Pressure range [**] Cryogen Liquid Nitrogen [**] Environmental conditions Temperatures: Operating [**] Transportation and Storage [**] Relative Humidity: Operating [**] Transportation and Storage [**] Atmospheric pressure: Operating [**] Transportation and Storage [**] [**] The packed cryoprobes shall be stored in a dry, cool, well-ventilated and clean environment without corrosive gas.

More Definitions of Operating pressure

Operating pressure means the pressure at which a boiler or pressure vessel operates. It shall not exceed the MAWP except as shown in Section I of the ASME Code for forced-flow steam generators.

Operating pressure means the pressure corresponding to a particular flow rate at which the natural gas pipeline is operated;

Operating pressure means the pressure corresponding to a particular flow rate at which the relevant section of the city or local natural gas distribution network is operated:

Operating pressure means the internal force that a manufacturer intends for a natural-gas pressure vessel to achieve during normal operation of the vehicle to which the natural-gas pressure vessel is attached.

Operating pressure means the pressure at which an irrigation system is designed by the manufacturer to operate.

Operating pressure means the pressure at which a system of sprinklers is designed to operate, usually indicated at the base of a sprinkler.

Operating pressure for purposes of Appendix B means the working pressure that characterizes the conditions of crude oil, condensate, or produced water inside a particular process, pipeline, vessel or tank. In general, low pressure liquid is under less than approximately 200 psig of pressure.