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positive-displacement pump

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positive-displacement pump [′päz·əd·iv dis¦plās·mənt ‚pəmp]
(mechanical engineering)
A pump in which a measured quantity of liquid is entrapped in a space, its pressure is raised, and then it is delivered; for example, a reciprocating piston-cylinder or rotary-vane, gear, or lobe mechanism.


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