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rrj | 12:43 Sun 20th Mar 2005 | How it Works
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does anyone know what 'dunk valves' are and what they do or how they work?
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It goes on a scale of  ; Digestive=10, Ryvita=0.

A custard cream would probably register  4,  a ginger nut 8 or 9.

01:02 Mon 21st Mar 2005
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Do you mean 'dump valves'?
09:50 Mon 21st Mar 2005
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If you DO mean a DUMP valve then it is a valve which allows air (normally) to escape very quickly. Its the kind of thing fitted to say a rigid inflatable boat so it can be deflated quickly in order to pack it up, rather than waiting for all the air to escape through the (relatively small) inflation valve.
14:35 Mon 21st Mar 2005
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a Dump valve is also a device on a turbocharger that releases pressure when engine revs drop suddenly, eg change of gear, the only use for this is when it is a recirculating dump valve, it pushes the air back on the turbo fins, otherwise it rarley eliminates turbo lag effectively and just sounds flash 
22:38 Wed 23rd Mar 2005

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