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tubulation

tubulation

9.0
Making parts into tubes so they can carry fluid
  • noun
  • /ˌtjuːbəˈleɪʃən/
  • Specialized
translation icon : formación de tubos
  • Proper tubulation is essential for the safe transport of fluids in industrial plants.

Examples

  • Engineers focused on the tubulation of the cooling system to enhance efficiency.

  • The tubulation of the new piping system was completed last week.

  • The tubulation of the laboratory equipment improved the flow of chemicals.

  • Researchers studied the tubulation process in plant cells.

  • The tubulation of the cooling system ensured that the machinery operated at optimal temperatures.

  • Proper tubulation of the laboratory equipment is crucial for conducting successful chemical experiments.

  • In plumbing, effective tubulation helps to prevent leaks and ensure good water flow.

How Complete

completion
108 2.4
tubulation
  • Specialized
9.0
formation
98 3.3
initiation
15 4.7

Surface Forms

tubulation singular
tubulations plural

Morphology

tubulation = tube (semi-transparent) = tube + ulation

The meaning is broadly recoverable as 'making into tubes', but the learned form and technical register make the connection less immediate for many learners.

Etymology

The word tubulation comes from the common word tube ('a hollow pipe') and the ending -ation ('the act of'). So tubulation can also mean the process of making or arranging things into tubes, for example fitting tubing so liquids or gases can flow.