Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
Double doseur
English translation:
dual/double dispenser
French term
Double doseur
Can doseur be translated as a feeder in the below context
Le double doseur est composé d’un doseur électrique et d’une vanne 3voies pneumatique.
Le rôle du doseur d'air à commande électrique est :
de contrôler la pression d'admission pour optimiser le taux d’EGR
d'interdire le passage d'air dans le circuit d'admission lors de la coupure moteur (fonction étouffoir)
permettre la régulation de suralimentation en mode normal
Or is there any specialised term for it
Pl. help!
| 3 +1 | duel/double dispenser |
Allan Jeffs
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