coolant
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4.7
- noun
- /ˈkuːlənt/
- Specialized
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refrigerante
- Copper lines carry the coolant through the loop from evaporator to condenser and back.
- coolant pump
- coolant system
- coolant flow
So I'd have to put it in an acrylic cube and run coolant through it.
- So I'd have to put it in an acrylic cube and run coolant through it.
- They are leaking coolant into the tube sleeving due to a faulty seal.
- This is why researchers are looking into more advanced cooling methods, like actually running tiny channels of coolant right through the chip stack itself.
- What about Sigma absorption if the coolant disappears?
- You are now drinking the coolant. A lot of people write books on self help, mental toughness, all this crap.
Examples
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The mechanic explained that the coolant helps prevent the engine from overheating.
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The coolant isn't getting to the engine block.
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You two get all the coolant you can carry.
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You need to pump a coolant, usually water, through them.
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The air release pipe can deliver coolant deep enough to the core.
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An automatic system adds new coolant and water to the clean tank as needed.
Academic text (1994) -
So what happens if your coolant boils?
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The coolant might be leaking.
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This is why researchers are looking into more advanced cooling methods, like actually running tiny channels of coolant right through the chip stack itself.
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The system can be retrofitted for vertical machining centers with or without existing coolant-through-spindle systems.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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3.2
A liquid you put in a car engine to stop the water from freezing in cold weather
3
5.8
A liquid or gas used in fridges and air conditioners to take heat away
Compounds
- Specialized
1
4.0
A set of parts that uses a liquid to take heat away from an engine or machine
How Cold
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Coolant comes from the simple word cool, meaning 'not warm', plus the ending -ant that makes it into 'a thing that does something'. So a coolant is literally something that 'cools' a machine or engine by taking heat away.