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CKV
(redirected from Check valve)

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CKVCheck Valve
CKVCommercial Kitchen Ventilation
CKVCultureel Kunstzinnige Vorming (Dutch: Cultural Artistic Training)
CKVCasimir-Katz-Verlag (German: Casimir Katz Publisher)


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The cartridge filter check valve is supposed to pop open whenever there's a pressure imbalance between air inside and outside the fuel cells--like every time fuel is transferred from the front to the rear fuel cells.
Cap color is critical by PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
The accumulator collects the polymer/gas solution during the injection process, when the check valve to the plunger is closed.
New approaches to structural foam and overmolding at SPI conference by Knights, Mikell / Plastics Technology
In addition, each emitter has a CV or check valve, which means that residual water flow is checked or stopped at the moment of shutoff.
IN THE GARDEN WATER CAREFULLY DURING LONG, HOT SUMMER by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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