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1 No
pressure
Static conditions
(no flow)
The o-ring is relaxed
(Position 1).
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2 Normal
pressure
Dynamic
conditions (flow)
The o-ring subjected to the line pressure is compressed into the seating area which reduces the water passage (position 2).
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3 High
pressure
As the pressure increases the o-ring is compressed further into the seating area and reduces the water passage further (Position 3).
As the pressure decreases the o-ring relaxes and reopens the water passage (return to position 2 and 1).
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