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saturator

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saturator [‚sach·ə‚rād·ər]
(engineering)
A device, equipment, or person that saturates one material with another; examples are a tank in which vapors become saturated with ammonia from coal (in carbonization of coal), a humidifier, and the operator of a machine for impregnating roofing felt with asphalt.
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