overpressure
Prononciation : [ˌoʊvərˈprɛʃər]
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Contexte : « science »
(noun) overpressure refers to pressure that is higher than normal or higher than the surrounding pressure. It can happen in things like a balloon if you blow it up too much, making it tighter than it should be.
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The overpressure in the balloon helped it pop beautifully during the party.
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The absence of overpressure kept the container safe and intact without any leaks.
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What happens if there is too much overpressure in the pipes?
Contexte : « safety »
(noun) overpressure can also mean a dangerous situation caused by too much pressure, especially during explosions or accidents. Think of it like when something bursts because it can’t hold all the pressure inside.
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The engineer ensured that the overpressure in the system was monitored to prevent any accidents.
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Ignoring safety protocols can lead to overpressure and cause serious problems.
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How can we reduce the risk of overpressure in our building systems?
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