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1 vacuum valve
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2 vacuum valve
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > vacuum valve
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3 vacuum valve
<el> ■ Vakuumröhre f -
4 vacuum valve
n ELECTRON Vakuumröhre f -
5 high-voltage high-vacuum valve
high-voltage high-vacuum valve Hochvakuumhochspannungsventil nEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > high-voltage high-vacuum valve
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6 low-vacuum valve
low-vacuum valve Niedervakuumröhre fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > low-vacuum valve
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7 high-vacuum valve
<el> ■ Hochvakuumröhre f -
8 low-vacuum valve
<el> ■ Niedervakuumröhre f -
9 thermal vacuum valve
(TVV) < mvhcl> ■ Thermo-Unterdruckventil n -
10 vacuum tube
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11 valve plunger
<mvhcl.brake> (vacuum brake booster) ■ Ventilkolben m -
12 vacuum bias valve
<mot.i&c> (EGR, Pontiac) ■ Unterdruck-Vorsteuerventil n -
13 vacuum modulated EGR valve
<mvhcl.emiss> ■ unterdruckgeregeltes EGR-Ventil nEnglish-german technical dictionary > vacuum modulated EGR valve
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14 vacuum reducer valve
(VRV) <mvhcl.i&c> ■ Unterdruckreduzierventil n -
15 high-vacuum rectifier valve
high-vacuum rectifier valve Hochvakuumgleichrichterröhre fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > high-vacuum rectifier valve
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16 delay valve
<i&c> (e.g. in vacuum or hydraulic systems) ■ Verzögerungsventil n -
17 inlet valve
<energ.hydr> ■ Turbineneinlaufverschluss m<mech.eng> (stress on: induction, on vacuum side; e.g. piston pump) ■ Saugventil n ; Einlassventil n<mvhcl.mot> (four-stroke engine) ■ Einlassventil n (EV)< pps> ■ Einlassventil n -
18 intake valve
<art.tools> (on suction side, with flow control; e.g. on air brush) ■ Saugregelventil n<mech.eng> (stress on: induction, on vacuum side; e.g. piston pump) ■ Saugventil n ; Einlassventil n<mvhcl.mot> (four-stroke engine) ■ Einlassventil n (EV) -
19 suction valve
<mech.eng> (stress on: induction, on vacuum side; e.g. piston pump) ■ Saugventil n ; Einlassventil n -
20 adjustable vacuum control for EGR valve
<mvhcl.emiss> (manual adjustment) ■ einstellbares Unterdruckventil für EGR-Ventil nEnglish-german technical dictionary > adjustable vacuum control for EGR valve
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