cooling medium

The cooling medium, usually water, goes through the other gaps.

Water is the most readily available and effective cooling medium.

Ground water is the most common source of cooling medium for this device.

A very large number of industrial processes use air as a cooling medium, either directly or indirectly.

A heat sink is designed to increase the surface area in contact with the cooling medium surrounding it, such as the air.

PI structure results in substantially better parameters of this cooling medium.

The cooling medium should flow also over the ends of the lamps, seals and electrodes.

The colder the cooling medium (the air), the more effective the cooling.

Jackets can be divided into zones, to divide the flow of the heating or cooling medium.

Conventionally, data centers use air as the primary cooling medium for the IT equipment.

Transformer oil acts as an insulating and cooling medium in transformers.

Twin radiators positioned on the roof, one for each engine, used natural air movement as the cooling medium.

Deviating from previous systems, for the air conditioning, a cooling medium without chlorine was chosen.

Seawater from the Firth of Forth was used as a cooling medium.

This prevents contamination of the cooling medium.

Fluids are an alternative cooling medium.

It was also determined that mercury was not an ideal cooling medium for this type of reactor due to its poor heat transfer characteristics.

A refrigerator may consist of heat exchange pipes and a gas compressor that can exert a certain maximum pressure on the cooling medium.

It helps to stabilize the plasma discharge; most importantly, it protects the confinement tube, as a cooling medium.

Also, the thermal efficiency of cogeneration plants is significantly lower if the cooling medium is high temperature steam, causing smaller electric power generation.

Figure 3 depicts an electric power generation system that uses a heat source, a cooling medium (air, water or other), a circulating working fluid and a turboexpander.

The cooling medium of the Voith-supplied cooling system of the power electronics uses tap water with glycol as anti-freeze, rather than oil or oil substitutes.

For the original two incinerating lines use river water from the Tees as a cooling medium, whereas in the third line, water is condensed through air cooled condenser.

The condenser is where heat is expelled from the circulating refrigerant and is carried away by whatever cooling medium is used in the condenser (air, water, etc.).

In the 30 years following, Sunwell concentrated on developing equipment to manipulate and optimize slurry ice, resulting in an adaptable cooling medium called Deepchill Variable-State Ice.