diverter
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5.5
- noun
- /dɪˈvɜrtər/
- Specialized
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divertidor
- The system includes a diverter valve to halt coolant flow instantly when the pump is shut off and provide instant flow when restarting.
- diverter valve
- field diverter
- diverter system
Examples
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The SVF series of three-way and diverter valves has been designed for fluid distribution systems.
Academic text (1997) -
It's up to you whether or not to install a diverter, but it doesn't hurt to install them in most cases.
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Are you using a diverter with your rain barrels?
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If it's ugly or full of debris, then I'll install a diverter.
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So we opted not to install a first flush type diverter.
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I know you probably can use your barrels all year round (I can't, I'm in PA where the winters can get freezing) but I saw that the diverters also filter our leaves and other gutter debris.
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The plumber installed a diverter to redirect water from the main line to the garden hose.
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A simple diverter helps guide smoke away from the cooking area when using a grill.
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In the event of heavy rain, the drainage system utilizes a diverter to channel excess water safely away from the foundation.
Synonyms
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6.3
A device that changes the direction of air, water, or smoke
A valve that sends water or gas into different pipes
A part that directs the flow of air or water
A device that gives water or traffic another route around an obstacle
How Redirecting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Diverter comes from the verb divert, which means 'turn away'. So a diverter is a device that 'turns' a flow of water, air, or gas onto a different path.