A.open the steam line mot valve
B.drain the steam cylinder
C.close the steam cylinder drains
D.open the liquid cylinder drains
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A.rudder will respond sluggishly
B.hydraulic rams will over-speed
C.sight glass will show bubbles
D.ram relief valves will lift
A.continuous running of the compressor
B.high suction pressure
C.high discharge pressure
D.short cycling of the compressor on the water failure switch
A.the cooling effect of the condensate reduces the compressors efficiency
B.a danger of explosion exists whenever water is present in a compressor
C.water causes erratic operation of pneumatic components
D.the volumetric capacity of the first stage is reduced if water remains
A.the compressor short cycling on high pressure cut out switch
B.high suction pressure
C.high head pressure
D.bubbles in the sight glass
A.The two objects must be in physical contact
B.The two objects must be the same size
C.There must be an existing temperature differential
D.There must be an existing weight differential
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