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extended area

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extended area [ik′stend·əd ′er·ē·ə]
(design engineering)
An engineering surface that has been extended areawise without increasing diameter, as by using pleats (as in filter cartridges) or fins (as in heat exchangers).
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By doing that, we have improved facilities for the general racegoers, who have had an additional extended area with garden furniture, a big screen, a bar and toilet facilities.
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