water-cooled
- adjective
- /ˈwɔːtər kuːld/
- Specialized
- The Hanford B reactor was a graphite-moderated, water-cooled reactor designed to operate at 250 million watts.
- water-cooled reactor
We have scrapped that entire system in lieu of these gorgeous brushless DC water cooled EV drive systems.
- We have scrapped that entire system in lieu of these gorgeous brushless DC water cooled EV drive systems.
- And yes, Taryn, I know your water cooled rig is super fast, but slam the brakes on those sweet Cherry MXS.
Examples
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The race car was equipped with a high-performance water-cooled engine to prevent overheating during competitions.
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Each gas turbine drives a water-cooled electric generator.
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The A reactor was to be graphite-moderated and water-cooled.
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Samuel Untermyer then directed his focus toward the heat transfer of water-cooled reactors.
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Moreover, Wigner emphasized that a water-cooled machine could be built much more quickly than a helium-cooled reactor.
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Remote indoor compressor units and water-cooled condensing units are designed for use in supermarkets, restaurants, warehouses, and other commercial and industrial applications.
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The gas engine is a two-cylinder, double-acting, four-cycle producer gas machine with water-cooled 42-inch bore cylinders.
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A team led by the Westinghouse Corp. pursued the STAR-LW concept, a light-water cooled reactor variant that was the predecessor to the current system known as IRIS.
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In a way, it was a prototype for the reactor in the USS Nautilus, which likewise was a water-cooled, water-moderated reactor with plate fuel elements that burned 235 U.
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He installed a water-cooled system in his workshop to keep the tools from overheating while cutting metal.
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Etymology
Water-cooled breaks into water + cooled, a simple idea meaning 'made cool by water'. Imagine pouring water on a hot pan or running water through a car engine to take the heat away. So a water-cooled engine or machine is one that is kept cool by water.