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At about what pressure does the governor typically cut out the compressor from pumping air?
a.Around 125 psi
b.Around 60 psi
c.Around 200 psi
d.Around 20 psi
解析
The governor usually cuts out the compressor at about 125 psi, stopping it from pumping more air into the tanks. It cuts the compressor back in at about 100 psi to keep the system in the normal operating range. These values keep tank pressure within a safe working band.
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