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preheater

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preheater [prē′hēd·ər]
(mechanical engineering)
A device for preliminary heating of a material, substance, or fluid that will undergo further use or treatment by heating.

preheat coil
preheat coil
In an air-conditioning system, a coil used to preheat air which is below freezing to a temperature somewhat above freezing, in advance of other processing.


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Fiber Spray Head TAF TA has two types of fiber spray heads for different markets--a non-isolated preheater head for glue and preheated air for fiber spray and an isolated preheater head for glue and air, which can catch the high speed application without heat loss and external effects.
[FIGURE 3 OMITTED] [FIGURE 4 OMITTED] Warranty reliability has been affected by low-temperature corrosion of the tubes of the air preheater (position 3 in Fig.
IR lamp is recommended when a mixture of boards that require different preheating temperatures are processed, or when one needs a preheater that can act quickly in response to different demands.
 
 
 
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