compression ring
[kəmˈprɛʃən rɪŋ]
nounpl: compression rings
anel de compressão
1. A mechanical seal or ring designed to compress or squeeze something, commonly used in plumbing fittings, hydraulic systems, or mechanical assemblies to create a tight seal or reduce movement
The plumber installed a compression ring on the copper tubing to prevent water leaks.
O encanador instalou um anel de compressão no tubo de cobre para evitar vazamentos de água.
2. In engines, a ring that helps compress the air-fuel mixture in the combustion chamber
The engine's compression ring ensures proper combustion efficiency.
O anel de compressão do motor garante eficiência adequada de combustão.
3. A ring used in plumbing compression fittings that tightens around a pipe when the fitting nut is turned
Replace the worn compression ring if water continues to drip from the connection.
Substitua o anel de compressão gasto se a água continuar a pingar da conexão.
The compression ring is a widely used component in both American and Brazilian plumbing and engineering sectors. In Brazil, it's standard in modern plumbing installations, though older systems may use traditional threaded connections. The term is technical and used consistently across both countries in industrial, mechanical, and plumbing professions.
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