liquid coolant

While the car is running, liquid coolant circulates through the engine, absorbing heat.

The cooling arises from the heat required to evaporate a given amount of liquid coolant.

It was a serious-looking gun, liquid coolant bubbled along its length.

At the lower right a temperature gauge monitors the liquid coolant temperature.

A liquid coolant is circulated through these coils by a compressor and a motor.

The main spindle may be cooled with a liquid coolant to prevent temperature deviations.

A standard liebig may often be substituted by actively circulating air rather than a liquid coolant.

The steam collected in the separators was vented separately from the liquid coolant.

They are formed separately from the main casting so that liquid coolant is free to flow around their outsides.

The data were captured before Spitzer ran out of its liquid coolant in 2009, and began its "warm" mission.

Then he suspends all of the processor modules in a bath of liquid coolant.

Liquid coolant shooting through artificial veins.

Thus, whenever the reactor is shut down, the liquid coolant must be heated externally with superheated steam.

This completely elimininates or drastically reduces the need for liquid coolant, which is messy, expensive, and environmentally hazardous.

When liquid coolant undergoes a change in phase due to the absorption of heat from a heated solid surface, a higher transfer rate occurs.

In nuclear plants, the radioactive fuel elements are sealed into rods, which are cooled by a variety of liquid coolants.

As the car was driven on to the platform, the liquid coolant boiled over and some steam escaped from the car, but no one seemed to notice.

(They switched to Peltier-based thermocyclers because you didn't have to worry about liquid coolant leaks and could run them without having a technician monitor the machine).

The tank of liquid filled transformers often has radiators through which the liquid coolant circulates by natural convection or fins.

The roundness of the lead shot depends on the angle of the inclined surfaces as well as the temperature of the liquid coolant.

Coherent microwave amplifiers operating above 1,000 watts microwave output, like traveling wave tubes and klystrons, require liquid coolant.

As there is already an oil circulation system available for lubrication, this oil is also piped to the cylinder head and used as a liquid coolant.

He predicts that his method will find widespread application in special tools and dies that can machine aluminum and other metals without requiring a liquid coolant.

Because the coolant in the pressurizer is quite hot during normal operations, the space above the liquid coolant is vaporized coolant (steam).

The liquid coolant was slung by the centrifugal impeller to the sides of the separator where it fell by gravity to the bottom of the unit.