force pump

n. A pump with a solid piston and valves used to raise a liquid or expel it under pressure.

force pump

n (Mechanical Engineering) a pump that ejects fluid under pressure. Compare lift pump

force′ pump`

n. a pump that delivers a liquid under pressure so as to eject it forcibly. [1650–60]

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force pump - pump used to force a liquid up and expel it under pressurepump - a mechanical device that moves fluid or gas by pressure or suction

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force pump

[′fȯrs ‚pəmp] (mechanical engineering) A pump fitted with a solid plunger and a suction valve which draws and forces a liquid to a considerable height above the valve or puts the liquid under a considerable pressure.

Force Pump

a device in the fuel feed system of a diesel engine that combines a high-pressure fuel pump and the nozzle part of an injector; it is used to inject the fuel directly into the combustion chamber of the engine. The combination of the pump and the injector into a single unit provides a significant reduction in the volume of fuel contained between the plunger of the pump and the orifices in the spray tip of the atomizer, thus minimizing distortion of the flow rate. Such distortions in a subdivided fuel feed system result from the compressibility of fuel and from pressure variations in the system.

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noun pump used to force a liquid up and expel it under pressure

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