Evaporator
Pronunciation: /ɪˈvæpərˌeɪtər/
Evaporator (noun)
- A part of a cooling system where liquid changes into vapour to remove heat.
- A device that heats a liquid so it turns into vapour, leaving dissolved substances behind.
Examples
- The evaporator cools the air using a cooling liquid part.
- Evaporators cool air by circulating a cooling liquid part.