handwheel (Meaning)
handwheel (n)
a wheel worked by hand
control consisting of a wheel whose rim serves as the handle by which a part is operated
handwheel (n.)
Any wheel worked by hand; esp., one the rim of which serves as the handle by which a valve, car brake, or other part is adjusted.
Synonyms & Antonyms of handwheel
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handwheel Sentence Examples
- The engineer turned the handwheel with precision, adjusting the valve's flow rate.
- The handwheel on the lathe controlled the speed and direction of the cutting tool.
- The operator cautiously tightened the handwheel, ensuring the pressure gauge did not exceed the recommended limit.
- As the handwheel was rotated, the hoist slowly lowered the heavy machinery.
- The surgeon gripped the handwheel firmly, guiding the scalpel with expert precision.
- The pilot adjusted the handwheel on the throttle, increasing the aircraft's speed.
- The steering wheel on the boat was essentially a large handwheel, allowing the captain to maneuver in tight spaces.
- The technician used a handwheel to fine-tune the calibration of the scientific instrument.
- The handwheel on the fireplace damper allowed the homeowner to regulate the airflow and intensity of the flames.
- The barista carefully turned the handwheel on the espresso machine, extracting the perfect shot of coffee.
FAQs About the word handwheel
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The engineer turned the handwheel with precision, adjusting the valve's flow rate.
The handwheel on the lathe controlled the speed and direction of the cutting tool.
The operator cautiously tightened the handwheel, ensuring the pressure gauge did not exceed the recommended limit.
As the handwheel was rotated, the hoist slowly lowered the heavy machinery.
