Italian term
di primo stadio/secondo stadio
3 +2 | single stage, two-stage | Cristina Bufi Poecksteiner, M.A. |
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Proposed translations
single stage, two-stage
- single / second stage
- 1st stage and 2nd stage pressure reducers
Contesto: forni per pizzerie
The Difference Between Single Stage & Two-Stage Gas Regulators
Single Stage Gas Regulators
High-pressure gas from the supply enters into the regulator through the inlet valve. The gas then enters the body of the regulator, which is controlled by the needle valve. The pressure rises, which pushes the diaphragm, closing the inlet valve to which it is attached, and preventing any more gas from entering the regulator. [...]
Two-Stage Gas Regulators
Two-stage regulators are two single-stage regulators in one that operates to reduce the pressure progressively in two stages. The first stage, which is preset, reduces the pressure of the supply gas to an intermediate stage;gas at that pressure passes into the second stage. The gas now emerges at a pressure (working pressure) set by the pressure adjusting control knob attached to the diaphragm. Two-stage regulators have two safety valves for added protection. A major objection to the single-stage regulator is the need for frequent torque adjustment.
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philgoddard
: First. Single is wrong.
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thanks Phil
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Cillie Swart
: seems plausible, thanks for sharing
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Discussion
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https://www.gasproducts.co.uk/gas-regulators/1st-stage-tank-...
https://www.gasproducts.co.uk/gas-regulators/2nd-stage-propa...
https://za.airliquide.com/single-stage-versus-two-stage-regu...