The pressure governor has features designed to assist the driver with which two shutdown modes?

The pressure governor has features designed to assist the driver with which two shutdown modes?

• A. Automatic shutdown / Manual shutdown
• B. Emergency shutdown / Manual shutdown
• C. Automatic shutdown / Emergency shutdown
• D. Automatic shutdown / Idle shutdown

Answer: (C)

The pressure governor is designed to automatically manage pump pressure and provide two built‑in shutdown modes to protect the system and operator safety. Automatic shutdown engages when the system detects a preset condition that could harm the pump or create unsafe pressure, causing the engine to slow or stop without driver action. Emergency shutdown is a rapid, manual or fault-initiated stop used in urgent situations to halt the pump immediately regardless of the current operating state. These two modes—automatic shutdown for normal protective action and emergency shutdown for quick, decisive stopping—are the functions the governor is intended to support.

The pressure governor is designed to automatically manage pump pressure and provide two built‑in shutdown modes to protect the system and operator safety. Automatic shutdown engages when the system detects a preset condition that could harm the pump or create unsafe pressure, causing the engine to slow or stop without driver action. Emergency shutdown is a rapid, manual or fault-initiated stop used in urgent situations to halt the pump immediately regardless of the current operating state. These two modes—automatic shutdown for normal protective action and emergency shutdown for quick, decisive stopping—are the functions the governor is intended to support.