A faulty fuel pressure regulator is a ubiquitous part that causes many engine problems. But luckily, it’s usually not an advanced part to replace, so you can often do it yourself. The fuel pressure ...

West African midstream and downstream regulators have concluded plans to form a new forum to harmonise fuel prices and strengthen petroleum product trading across the region. The move was one of the ...

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Abstract: Gas pressure regulators are widely applied in natural gas pipeline networks, correspondingly, establishing an efficient fault diagnosis approach of regulators plays a critical role in ...

Your car's engine needs a very specific diet of air and fuel to do its job, and it's the fuel pressure regulator's (FPR) job to feed it the right amount. The gadget is relatively tiny and can fit in ...

The UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) had earlier flagged fuel control switches on several Boeing planes and ordered daily checks in 2015. This is extremely important in view of the ongoing ...

The development comes in the backdrop of a preliminary report into the Air India crash in Ahmedabad flagging issues with the fuel control switches on the Boeing 787 aircraft. Share The UK aviation ...

Air India plane crash: As Air India‘s initial crash report focused on fuel control switches in the June 12 AI 171 disaster that killed 270 people, it has now emerged that the UK Civil Aviation ...

Despite renewed scrutiny following last month's fatal Air India Boeing 787-8 crash in Ahmedabad, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Boeing have privately stated that fuel switch locking ...

260 people died when the Air India plane crashed in June The US aviation regulator has said fuel control switches in Boeing aeroplanes are safe, following their reported involvement in a fatal Air ...

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