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back-pressureThe pressure within a system caused by fluid friction or an induced resistance to flow through the system. Most process facilities require a minimum system pressure to operate efficiently. The necessary back-pressure is often created and controlled by a valve that is set to operate under the desired range of conditions.
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back-pressureThe resistance that reduces forward flow in an extruder.
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back-pressureThe amount of air pressure that a player feels when he or she breathes into a flute. This is typically a matter of flute construction, but could possibly be due to obstructions in the flue or slow air [..]
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back-pressureIn a fuel kiln, the internal pressure resulting from proper balance of combustion pressure and damper setting, resulting in more economical and efficient heatwork. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook
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