overflow valve

A tiny bit of steam hissed from the overflow valve.

By the way, why is the water so deep, why isn't the overflow valve working?"

"The second-floor bathroom tub overflow valve leaks water into the kitchen light fixture.

The injector controls (A water valve, the overflow valve, and the operating lever.)

Most water butts are not very exciting to look at, but the more attractive ones usually lack necessities such as holes for taps, linking kits and overflow valves.

Whenever the city experiences more than two inches of rain in a day, the flow overloads the treatment plants, and overflow valves release untreated sewage into New York waterways.

The tunnel, which he describes as a massive overflow valve, briefly gives way to a large square hole that leads 10 feet down to what looks like mucky, yucky nothingness.

James had filled the tub too full, the overflow valve had emptied into the pipe and water had begun cascading onto the path - in full view of the distinguished guests wandering through the garden.

He listened and heard the sounds of fast-running water, dripping water, the occasional gushing roar as the overflow valves worked, sending more sewage into the Kenduskeag, which was now God only knew how far behind them.

A new electro-hydraulic clutch actuator uses a centrifugal overflow valve design aimed at accurately distributing power between the front and rear axles, and eliminating the need for an accumulator, solenoid valve and filter.

After the two-car draft style dominated the 2011 Budweiser Shootout, NASCAR reduced the front grille opening to 50 square inches and the overflow valve for the cooling system would be supplied by NASCAR and set at 33 pounds per square inch.

On his final scheduled pit stop at lap 44, a failure in the overflow valve in the refuelling system prevented his team from filling his fuel tank, requiring an additional stop on lap 54 to repair the problem and top off the fuel tank, with his returning to the track in 19th place.