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intercooler
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in·ter·cool·er  (ntr-klr)
n.
A device for cooling a fluid between successive heating stages.

inter·cool v.

intercooler [ˌɪntəˈkuːlə]
n
(Engineering / General Engineering) a heat exchanger used in a supercharger or turbocharger


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There is more in Sassen's impressive resume, including the fact that he was an initiator and founder of the InterCool trade fair for frozen food, ice cream and technology, which is held every two years in Dusseldorf.
Consisting of three food trade fairs: InterMopro, InterCool and InterMeat, the phrase "powered by Interpack" is being used to emphasize the support offered by the world's leading trade fair of the packaging industry.
The show trio comprising InterMopro, International Trade Fair Dairy Products, InterCool, International Trade Fair Frozen Foods, Ice Cream and Refrigeration Technology and InterMeat, International Trade Fair Meat, Cold Meat and Sausage is not suffering from exhibitor deficiency.
 
 
 
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