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...ich passes the air leaving the turbocharger or supercharger through a heat exchanger typically called an [[intercooler]]. This is done by cooling the charge a ...as it is introduced into the air charge. The evaporation process uses the heat from the intake charge to complete the phase change. The alcohol is also a

...heat exchanger, modified oil degazer, new oil and water pipes and new heat exchanger fixing brackets.

...reciprocating engine''', also often known as a '''piston engine''', is a [[heat engine]] that uses one or more [[piston]]s to convert [[pressure]] into a r ...air mixture ([[internal combustion engine]]) or by contact with a hot heat exchanger in the cylinder ([[stirling engine]]). The hot gases expand, pushing the pi

...cooled'' in another air/air or coolant/air radiator ([[Heat exchanger|heat exchanger]]). At low altitudes one stage could be turned off completely. The two-stag ...ven engine speed at the cost of increasing the lag-time for the exhaust to heat up sufficiently to drive the turbochargers. This lag can be addressed by re

...igned housing to cover the spark plug and carburetor, as well as providing heat for the latter. ...in [[1981]], eliminated the age-old [[Contact breaker|points]] and [[heat exchanger|condenser]] setup that had plagued many customers who had used a gasoline e

...heat exchanger, modified oil degazer, new oil and water pipes and new heat exchanger fixing brackets.

...nd hydrogen internal combustion engine research. Because of the large heat exchanger necessary for fuel cells and their limited load change and cold start capab

...an excessive volume of lubricant inside the engine sump. An oil/water heat exchanger reduces warm-up times by heating the engine lubricant during cold start and