Definitions
- Used in the metal casting industry to control the flow of molten metal. - A device used in plumbing to regulate the flow of water or other fluids. - A container used in chemistry to pour liquids into small openings or containers.
- A device used to channel liquids or powders into a small opening or container. - Used in cooking to transfer liquids or dry ingredients from one container to another. - A tool used in automotive maintenance to add fluids to a vehicle's engine.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are devices used to control or regulate the flow of liquids.
- 2Both have a wide opening at the top and a narrow opening at the bottom.
- 3Both can be made of various materials, such as plastic, metal, or glass.
- 4Both are used in a variety of industries, such as manufacturing, automotive, and cooking.
What is the difference?
- 1Function: Tundish is primarily used in metal casting and plumbing, while funnel is used in cooking, automotive maintenance, and other industries.
- 2Shape: Tundish has a more elongated shape with a curved spout, while funnel has a more conical shape with a straight spout.
- 3Size: Tundish is typically larger than funnel and can hold more liquid or molten metal.
- 4Design: Tundish is designed to regulate the flow of liquid, while funnel is designed to channel liquid or powders into a small opening or container.
- 5Usage: Tundish is less common in everyday language, while funnel is a more versatile word that is used more frequently.
Remember this!
Tundish and funnel are both devices used to control or regulate the flow of liquids. However, the difference between them lies in their function, shape, size, design, and usage. Tundish is primarily used in metal casting and plumbing, while funnel is used in cooking, automotive maintenance, and other industries. Tundish is typically larger and has a more elongated shape with a curved spout, while funnel is smaller and has a more conical shape with a straight spout.
