Assertion: valve | /r/HasProperty | closed
Facets:
value: fully
type: DEGREE
value: during ventricular diastole
type: TEMPORAL
value: normally
type: DEGREE
value: firmly
type: MANNER
value: by contacting the valve seat
type: MANNER
value: partly
type: DEGREE
value: as appearing in figure
type: OTHER
value: during ventricular systole
type: TEMPORAL
value: next time
type: TEMPORAL
value: similarly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: A fine surface finish of the seating area is necessary for good sealing when the valve is closed.
text: Similarly, if the valve is closed when the solenoid is not energized, then the valve is termed normally closed.
text: The three cusps, when the valve is closed, contain a sinus called an aortic sinus or sinus of Valsalva.
text: Check out the stem in these photos – you’ll notice that when the valve is fully closed, the stem isn’t visible at all.
text: When the valve is fully closed, does this completely shut off the water to your house?
text: Once the valve is closed, you can safely carry out repairs without the fluid all flooding out.
text: The inner part of the valve, which opens and closes, is called the body and fits into the seat when the valve is closed.
text: Then the valve 109 can be closed, and the bolts 63 can be closed, to renew the valve stem capability of the structure.
text: To achieve proper sealing, when the valve is fully closed, 360° surface contact is required between disk and seats.
text: Freedom of movement of the disk prevents thermal binding even though the valve may have been closed when a line is cold.
text: When the handle is parallel to the water supply pipe, the valve is open; when it is perpendicular, the valve is closed.
text: A 2-way valve, for example, has 2 ports; if the valve is open, then the two ports are connected and fluid may flow between the ports; if the valve is closed, then ports are isolated.
text: Similarly, if the valve is closed when the solenoid is not energized, then the valve is termed normally closed.
text: This relieves the machine operator from opening and closing the valve and insures that each valve is closed when not in use.
text: In a preferred embodiment, an O-ring 52 is secured to the valve seat 36 and the valve 38 has a surface 55 of resilient, rubber-like material, which when the valve 38 is closed engages the O-ring 52.
text: The valve 38 is now closed.
text: In typical configurations, a weir in the valve body rises in a fluid path and when the valve is closed, the diaphragm meets the weir to shut off the flow.
text: The valves are closed during ventricular systole.
text: When the valve is closed, the nodules meet in the centre.
text: Each valve is closed during ventricular diastole, preventing the back flow of blood into ventricles, when the cusps bulge towards ventricular cavity.
text: Each valve is closed during ventricular diastole, preventing the back flow of blood into ventricles, when the cusps bulge towards ventricular cavity.
text: When the valve is closed, the disc is turned so that it completely blocks off the passageway.
text: A fine surface finish of the seating area of a disk is necessary for good sealing when the valve is closed.
text: A fine surface finish of the Seating area is necessary for good sealing when the valve is closed.
text: Thus, the valve is normally closed but is so held byv air pressure and no springs are required.
text: The valve 28, controlling communication to the port 14' which is now the exhaustport, is closed.
text: Thus, when the rod 37 is urged in one axial direction, as in the leftward direction (Figure 3), until the valve 32 is closed, the valve 32 remains closed because the valve 28 exposes an effective surface to leftwardly acting pressure and the opposite side of the hub of diaphragm 66 is protected from the action of the pressure fluid by the presence of the rod 43a which is of a diameter larger than the diameter of the rod 37.
text: If the rod 37 is now shifted rightwardly until valve 28 is closed, the valve 32 will have an effective surface exposed to rightwardly acting pressure and the opposite side of said valve member, namely, the opposite side of the hub constituting said valve, is protected from the application of pressure thereagainst in a leftward direction by the presence of the rod 43.
text: Accordingly, when the valve is closed there is a definite surface available at 81 to urge the valve leftwardly by which to hold the valve 76 firmly against the seat 79, but when said valve is open the entire area on the leftward side of the hub 77 is available to urge the valve rightwardly.
text: Thus, when the valve is closed as appearing in Figure 4, there is available not only the area 81 but also the area of the shoulder 82 for the action of pressure tending to hold the valve closed, but when the valve is open, the walls of the recess 83 will snugly receive the shoulder 82, shielding the radial surface of said shoulder from the action of pressure and thereby reducing the area available to pressure for urging the valve leftwardly.
text: There is redundant tissue at the tips of both the AV and SL valves that provides functional valve closure or coaptation of the valve leaflets and cusps and ultimately competence when the valve is closed.
text: , after which the valve is ablated and the stoma is closed Primary (transurethral) valve ablation - the valve is removed through the urethra without creation of a stoma
text: The edge of the disc and the seat are very accurately machined so that they form a tight seal when the valve is closed.
text: Another reason for not leaving globe valves in the fully open position is that it is sometimes difficult to determine if the valve is open or closed.
text: If the valve is jammed in the open position, the stem may be damaged or broken by someone who thinks the valve is closed.
text: Unlike a ball valve or valves with a rising stem, it is not easy to tell from examining the handle position whether the valve is open or closed.
text: When the valve is closed, the force with which the first valve 9 contacts the first valve seat 10 is considerably less than the force with which the second valve 4b contacts the second valve seat 11.
text: With this structure, if the fuel level in the fuel tank is lowered even by only a small amount after the valve is closed, the float moves downward and the valve opening member, which moves downward together with the float, forcibly presses at least one portion of the valve downward, whereby a part of the valve is forcibly opened.
text: As a result, when the valve is closed, the valve fitted on the periphery of the valve support member is elastically deformed while contacting the valve seat.
text: In addition, because the valve support member is formed in the appropriate size such that the valve support member can be inserted in the upper opening, the valve is elastically deformed while contacting the valve seat when the valve is closed.
text: With this structure, if the fuel level in the fuel tank is lowered even by only a small amount after the valve is closed, the float moves downward and the pressing portion of the valve opening member, which moves downward together with the float, forcibly presses at least one portion of the valve.
text: If the valve having an inappropriate thickness is used, the portion, which is pressed by the valve opening member when the valve is opened, is bent downward, and the valve contacts the valve seat with the portion bent downward when the valve is closed next time.
text: 1 illustrates the cross-sectional view of the entirety of a float valve, when a valve is closed.
text: Accordingly, when the valve 161 is closed by contacting the valve seat 135, only the contact portion of the valve 161 deforms downward (the valve 161 does not deform with both ends turned up).
text: 20 illustrates the enlarged view of the portion near the valve 161 in the modified example, when the valve 161 is closed.
text: 21 illustrates the cross sectional view of the entirety of a float valve, when the valve is closed.
text: 21 and 22, the pressing portion 275 is positioned slightly above the valve 262, when the valve 262 is closed.
text: When the valve is closed, this leaflet appears to form the greater part of the atrial floor but is approximately equal in area to the mural
text: when it is any other position, the valve is partly open (or partly closed) and is modulating the flow.
text: There is redundant tissue at the tips of both the AV and SL valves that provides functional valve closure or coaptation of the valve leaflets and cusps and ultimately competence when the valve is closed.
text: The valves have been equipped with papillary muscles and tendinous chords of dense tissue called chodae tendineae, which ensure that these valves are firmly closed when the ventricles contract.
text: Advantages of ball valves include a good seal, or little to no leak-by when the valve is fully closed.
text: When the valve is open, blood freely flows upward towards the heart and when the valves are closed, blood cannot flow back towards the legs.