Sentence examples for boost pump from inspiring English sources

For leak tests at pressures up to 2000 psi, a standard nitrogen bottle was used and for higher pressures up to 10,000 psi, a boost pump was employed.

The tests also showed that when the boost pump was turned off, any water would soon find its way into the engine.

The tests also showed that when the boost pump was turned off, the vortex dissipated and any water would soon find its way into the engine.

Tests on the engine fuel system showed that when the engine boost pump was operating, a vortex formed in the engine fuel tank.

The tests showed that when an engine boost pump was operating, a vortex in the engine fuel tank prevented water from entering the engine.

The first line of defense would be the elevators, which on the MD-80 series are operated by cables that run back to the pilots' yokes in the cockpit, and also have hydraulic boost pumps.

Investigators believed this might explain why all engines were operating normally during the takeoff but at least one engine began to run roughly around the time the engine boost pumps would be turned off.

The Department of Civil Aviation believed this might explain why all engines were operating normally during the takeoff but at least one engine began to run roughly around the time the engine boost pumps would be turned off.

The Central Everglades plan seeks to get more water flowing south toward Everglades National Park by removing portions of levees, filling in sections of canals and boosting pumping capacity.

The "leuconoid" pattern boosts pumping capacity further by filling the interior almost completely with mesohyl that contains a network of chambers lined with choanocytes and connected to each other and to the water intakes and outlet by tubes.

The numerical analysis results show that pressure ratio distribution (PRD) of compressors, inter-stage cooler, total turbine expansion ratio and turbine bypass or equivalent efficiency are the dominant factors affecting engine boost pressure, pumping loss and consequently the engine performance.