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preheating [prē′hēd·iŋ] (astronomy) A scenario suggested by detailed calculations of the inflationary universe cosmology in which the order parameter, as it relaxes about a new potential minimum following inflation, exhibits vibrations that can release energy in certain nonthermal modes. 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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Inductotherm builds induction melting, holding, heating and pouring systems for virtually all metals and offers a complete line of coreless and channel type induction melting and holding systems, charging and preheating systems, melt shop computer systems and automatic pouring systems. But the first plastics application--being installed now in Brazil--is for preheating PET chips before fiber spinning, and Waeschle sees more interest in heating/drying than cooling. It efficiently delivers more hot water in less time by using a preheating system and a built-in neutralizer system. |
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