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Overview
- Usage variations Tap (valve)
- Valve
- Fluid
Nomenclature
- Commonwealth Commonwealth of Nations
- Bathtubs Bathtub
- Sinks Sink
- Stopcock
- Petcock
- Sill Sill plate
- Keg or barrel tap Beer tap
- Tap water
Types
- Rotherham
- Saint John, New Brunswick
- Pressure balancing Pressure balanced valve
- Scalding
- Thermostatic mixing valves Thermostatic mixing valve
- Thermostat
- Romance languages
- Building code
- Americans with Disabilities Act
- Sillcock key Wrench
- Gears
- Ballcock
- Draft beer
- Keg
- Ball valve
- Fuel gases Fuel gas
- Natural gas
- Coal gas
- Syngas
Physics
Mechanisms
- Rubber
- Neoprene
- Globe valve
- Washer Washer (hardware)
- Corrosion
- PTFE Polytetrafluoroethylene
- Infrared
- Aerators Faucet aerator
- Ceramic
- Plastic
- Spring Spring (device)
- Coefficient of friction Friction
- Moen Moen Incorporated
- American Standard American Standard Brands
- Delta Delta Faucet
- Vacuum breaker
- Backflow preventer Backflow prevention device
- Hose
- Double check valve
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How this topic connects Entity context
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Important terminology
tap water taps valve flow used valves hot also use cold usually temperature pressure handle ball gas mixer spigot faucet
Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| hospitals or laboratories | instance of | In sanitary settings | 0.80 | text |
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