Marine Engineering Terms

noun a device for controlling the flow of a liquid or gas through a pipe or passage, especially by opening, closing, or obstructing it

• The valve is an essential component in controlling the flow of fluids in a system.
• Make sure to turn the valve off before you start working on the pipes.
• I can't believe you forgot to close the valve, now we have a leak!
• Learning to manage your emotions is like finding the right valve to release pressure.

noun a specific grade of brass often used in the construction of naval ships

• Admiralty brass is commonly used in marine applications due to its corrosion resistance and durability.
• My dad works with admiralty brass at the shipyard, it's a tough material.
• I heard that admiralty brass is the bomb for boat parts.
• Her leadership skills were like admiralty brass, strong and reliable.

noun a device used to cool air or gas after compression

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• The aftercooler is an important component in the air compression system.
• Make sure you check the aftercooler for any leaks before starting the engine.
• I heard that the aftercooler on that old car is shot.
• The aftercooler acts like a filter, cooling down the heated air before it enters the engine.