cooling water
cooling water noun: water which is preferably clean, used to cool internal-combustion engines, thermal power stations, and other industrial equipment.
Noun
cooling water (uncountable)
- Water which is preferably clean, used to cool internal-combustion engines, thermal power stations, and other industrial equipment.
- Engine cooling water is circulated by the motor-driven pump through the lubricating-oil heat exchanger, engine, turbo-blower, and radiator panels.1960 April, “Type "3" Diesel-Electric Locomotives for the Southern Region”, in Railway Magazine, page 241
Questions about cooling water
- What does cooling water mean?
- Cooling water means water which is preferably clean, used to cool internal-combustion engines, thermal power stations, and other industrial equipment.
- What part of speech is cooling water?
- Cooling water is a noun.
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