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One-way (check) valves between reservoirs are designed to:
Check valves keep secondary reservoirs charged if the supply (wet) tank loses pressure.
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Question: One-way (check) valves between reservoirs are designed to:
Answer options:
- Reduce pressure ✅ Prevent loss of air from downstream reservoirs if upstream pressure drops
- Vent air to atmosphere
- Apply the spring brake
Correct answer: Prevent loss of air from downstream reservoirs if upstream pressure drops
Explanation: Check valves keep secondary reservoirs charged if the supply (wet) tank loses pressure.
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