Definition of Superheater. Meaning of Superheater. Synonyms of Superheater

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Definition of Superheater

Superheater
Superheater Su"per*heat`er, n. (Steam Engine) An apparatus for superheating steam.

Meaning of Superheater from wikipedia

- A superheater is a device used to convert saturated steam or wet steam into superheated steam or dry steam. Superheated steam is used in steam turbines...
- The Boiling Nuclear Superheater (BONUS) Reactor Facility, also known to the locals as "Domes", or formally as Museo Tecnologico BONUS Dr. Modesto Iriarte...
- Superheater Company. The Locomotive Superheater Company was founded in 1910 to further the use of superheated steam in locomotives. The Superheater Company's...
- drums for them. The superheater was placed in the gap formed between these, with both ends of its tubes connected to a single superheater header drum, and...
- turbine manufacturer, later called Siemens Wind Power Boiling Nuclear Superheater (BONUS), a decommissioned nuclear facility in Puerto Rico Bonus (basketball)...
- is turned on again. If a superheater is ****ed, one or two snifting valves may be mounted on the "wet" side of the superheater header. This causes air...
- (L&YR). It was a redesign of Aspinall's class 27, with the addition of a superheater. The class consisted of both newly built locomotives as well as rebuilt...
- vacuum valve (snifting valve): 89  permits air to be drawn through the superheater and cylinders to allow the engine to coast freely. The throttle is not...
- Robinson superheater having 32 elements, giving a superheating surface of 525 sq ft (48.8 m2), but two had a much larger superheater, the Superheater Company...
- total of 20 locomotives were built of type 21a With the introduction of superheaters the coal savings were greater than using saturated steam locomotives...