hypovalve
/haɪpəˈvɔlv/Definitions
1. noun
A valve or flap in a roof or other structure that allows water to run off or air to circulate.
“The architect designed the building with a hypovalve to prevent water damage during heavy rainfall.”
2. noun
A structure or device that allows fluid to flow out of a container, such as a pipe or tank.
“The engineers installed a hypovalve to regulate the water pressure in the irrigation system.”