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coolant 1. a fluid used to cool a system or to transfer heat from one part of it to another 2. a liquid, such as an emulsion of oil, water, and soft soap, used to lubricate and cool the workpiece and cutting tool during machining coolant [′kül·ənt] (materials) A cutting fluid for machine operations, which keeps the tool cool to prevent reduction in hardness and resistance to abrasion, and prevents distortion of the work. A substance, ordinarily fluid, used for cooling any part of a reactor in which heat is generated. In general, any cooling agent, usually a fluid. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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On the other hand, operators and mechanics are authorized to change the MCU coolant filter, do routine cleaning and perform coolant charging and purging of the water solution, but NOT the refrigerant, like the TM says. In the single tube design, a coolant system introduces fluid in the gap between the drill and the hole so chips are driven through the tube; in the double-tube arrangement, coolant flows between the tubes and the chips are driven through the inner tube. Standard equipment includes a full flood recirculating coolant System, motorized tailstock, variable speed traverse and spindle drives, front and rear independently operated carriage tables and a variable grinding wheel speed. |
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