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impeller Definition

im·pel·ler (im pelər)

noun

any person or thing that impels, as the rotorlike part in a water pump

impeller Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • rotate: Nine times out of ten tho, a noisy pump is caused by an obstruction colliding with the rotating impeller.
  • trim: Trimming the impeller reduces power consumption by 2.5 kW ( 14 % ), saving £ 2190 a year.
  • protect: This is to protect the impeller from large solids, algae or fish waste, and to stop the fountain head blocking up.
  • replace: Installed a K&N Air filter, replaced impeller on Charge Cooler pump, Installed BOV, Ordered Upgraded ECU Chip.

Preposition: within

  • wreath: Large impeller within laurel wreath with two small impellers above.

Adjective modifier

  • large: Collar: One large impeller surrounded with a laurel wreath.
  • centrifugal: We are the inventor of the screw centrifugal impeller and are a company totally dedicated to its development and improvement.
  • small: Large impeller within laurel wreath with two small impellers above.
  • single: Typically such pumps are used where higher pressures are required than can be achieved with a single impeller.
  • high: Turbomachinery.. Gas is driven by high speed impellers rotating in confined case Rotary Machines.
  • stainless: Circulating pumps of iron construction with stainless steel impellers.

Modifies a noun

  • blade: The required MPD ratio is achieved by setting the pitch angles of the CPR impeller blades.
  • pump: For example, you can use an impeller pump for pumping everything from water to foodstuffs.
  • design: Impeller designs vary according to the material that they are pumping.
  • speed: The Scientific high-speed fluid mixer includes a programmable AC inverter for infinite variation of impeller speed.
  • diameter: A typical pump operating with a set impeller diameter and at a set rotational speed delivers a head related to the liquid flow rate.
  • chamber: The impeller is very important, you should clean the impeller chamber at least every 2 months.

Noun used with modifier

  • pump: The most common fault by far, is an obstruction stopping the pump impeller from spinning.
  • steel: Circulating pumps of iron construction with stainless steel impellers.
  • water: Do not run the engine, without checking the handbook, as you may damage the water impeller.

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