Piping of a number of cylinders or tubes into a common inlet or outlet. ( 0301)
A series of plumbing connections and piping beneath the trailer where all waste and vent pipes tie together for a single discharge point.
A tube, usually of cast metal, with one or more flanged or screw-threaded inlets and two or more flanged or screw-threaded outlets for pipe connections. To make a number of copies of anything by a single operation.
A pipe or assembly into which the filter elements are connected to form one common discharge for the filtered product.
A pipe or number of pipes connecting a series of holes or outlets to a common opening. See exhaust manifold, high-rise manifold, intake manifold, log manifold, ram intake manifold, and split manifold.
Used to join a number of pipelines to a common inlet or outlet. (Also see Header).
A part of the neon pumping system; the manifold is a system of vacuum-tight tubing arranged so that one or more tubes can be attached to it, evacuated with a vacuum system, and filled with rare gases.
1. A device used to hold two or more gauges with fluid passages and flow provisions; used for testing ans servicing purposes. 2. A conduit-like device used to channel the air/fuel mixture into an engine. 3. A conduit-like device used to duct the exhaust gas out of an engine.
a pipe that has several lateral outlets to or from other pipes
a device that combines the supply of two, usually back-mounted, cylinders
A piping arrangement containing valves to combine several flows, or re-route a flow to one of several possible destinations.
A portion of the battery case enclosing the vent caps or vent valves. Sometimes with ports that can be connected overboard for ventilation.
The device for feeding fresh charge into the combustion chamber or for collecting burned gases from it.
Configuration of piping in a block of metal or plastic that takes a single channel flow and divides it into various flow channels to feed more than one outlet.
Plumbing to connect 2 tanks so that one regulator can access gas in both tanks.
A type of distribution fitting in which a single source is directed to multiple outlets, or vice versa. Caution! Using a common distribution fitting in reverse to merge multiple streams may create dead volume. Special manifolds are available for this application.
group of valves placed together side by side; the valves may share a single cast body divided into several compartments for individual piping
A device used for ducting the air/fuel mixture to the engine (inlet manifold), or the exhaust gases from the engine (exhaust manifold).
Area of a tanker featuring pipes and valves for intake and offloading of cargo.
Branch like arrangement of multiple pipes into one common pipe.
A branched collection of pipes for inlet or exhaust gases.
A casting of passages or set of pipes which connect the cylinders to an inlet or outlet source.
used on double cylinder systems. Has 2 valves similar to single tank systems attached by a heavy duty crosspiece with a valve in the center.
in mathematics and specifically 3D triangulations, a manifold object is a polygon object where each triangle edge is connected to one and only one other triangle or are boundary edges (no connection)
The conduit of an appliance which supplied gas to the individual burners.
The branch pipe arrangement that connects several input pipes into one chamber or one chamber into several output pipes. A filter manifold connects several input pipes from the filter septa back into one common pipe.
1. an accessory system of piping to a main piping system (or another conductor) that serves to divide a flow into several parts, to combine several flows into one, or to reroute a flow to any one of several possible destinations. 2. a pipe fitting with several side outlets to connect it with other pipes. 3. a fitting on an internal combustion engine made to receive exhaust gases from several cylinders.
A series of connectors to a common outlet allowing several gas cylinders to be used simultaneously.
A pipe connected to several parallel passes and used to distribute or collect fluid from these passes
A pipe with several apertures for making multiple connections.
A constructed base of PVC pipe consisting of "tees" spaced at specific intervals onto which individual valves are attached.
An arrangement of piping valves to provide interconnecting links between a number of pumps, tanks, and lines at a pump station.
This is different than a Head Assembly. The manifold is normally a group of valves or head assemblies supplied by a single source of water.
A group of control valves located together (usually at ground level under a valve box).
A device that connects two cylinders of a twin set together. It may contain its own 'isolation' valve in the middle.
A term used mainly with reference to blow moulding and sometimes with injection moulding equipment. It refers to the distribution or piping system which takes the single channel flow output of the extruder or injection cylinder and divides it to feed several blow moulding heads or injection nozzles.
A large pipe to which a series of smaller pipes are connected.
A pipe or header for collecting a fluid from, or the distributing of a fluid to a number of pipes or tubes.
A pipe fitting with several lateral outlets for connecting one pipe with others.
As used in conjunction with pulse-jet baghouses, the pipe that extends over the bags with a hole over each bag. It distributes the compressed air pulse to the bags. Sometimes called a blow-pipe.
Piping from which other pipes lead to distribute to multiple locations.
In automotive engineering, an intake manifold or inlet manifold is a part of an engine that supplies the fuel/air mixture to the cylinders. An exhaust manifold or header collects the exhaust gases from multiple cylinders into one pipe.
In scuba diving manifold is used to connect two diving cylinders (tanks) with breathing gas, allowing longer dive times. This configuration provides several advantages when more than usual gas is needed. Diving with two or more cylinders is associated with technical diving. =Function= Longer and deeper dives require high amounts of breathing gas.