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"Overheat"
Keywords:
undesirably
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superheat
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hot
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excess
,
engine
Related Terms:
Superheated steam
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Superheater
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Temperature rise
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Cryostat
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Cooling system
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Convector
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Overheating
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Radiator
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Ambient temperature
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Heat stress
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Heat rise
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Reheat
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Steam generator
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Sensible heat
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Heat transfer
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Passive cooling
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Air cooling
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Carnot cycle
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Warm
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Temperature, ambient
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Thermal shock
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Superheating
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Adiabatic
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Heating
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Refrigerator
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Refrigeration
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Geothermal heat pump
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Heat pump
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Heat engine
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Heater core
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Thermal
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Heat, sensible
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Hydronic
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Cryogenic
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Adiabatic process
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Heat sink
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Cooling
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Thermal
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Heatsink
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Heat detector
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Thermal mass
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Heatstroke
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Refrigerant
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Heating equipment
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Refrigeration
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Heat loss
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Radiant heating
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Recuperator
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Total heat
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Boiler
To heat to excess; to superheat.
ftp.uga.edu
get excessively and undesirably hot; "The car engines overheated"
wordnet.princeton.edu
make excessively or undesirably hot; "The room was overheated"
wordnet.princeton.edu
Getting too hot for efficient operation. If an engine is not properly cooled it can "overheat", which may cause permanent damage.
virtualvoyages.net
To become excessively hot.
autozone.ro
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Keywords:
bad
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piston
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thing
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cylinder
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fit
a bad thing, and it will cause the piston/cylinder fit to go bad very quickly
osengines.com
a very bad thing
troubleshooters.com
Keywords:
cohesion
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coarse
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tolerance
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melting
,
heat
To heat metal to a temperature near the melting point, causing it to become coarse grained and reducing the cohesion between the particles.
sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu
An increase in heat beyond the tolerance level of a device or system.
marygentry.com