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heat wheel

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heat wheel [′hēt ‚wēl]
(mechanical engineering)
In a ventilating system, a device to condition incoming air by causing it to approach thermal equilibrium with the exiting air; hot incoming air is cooled, and cold incoming air is warmed.
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