Intercoolers
Pronunciation: /ˈˌɪntɝˈkuɫɝ/
Intercoolers (noun)
- A device in a turbocharged engine that cools compressed air before it enters the cylinders.
- A heat exchanger that reduces the temperature of air or gas between two stages of compression.
Examples
- The intercooler cools the turbo air before it enters the engine.
- An intercooler improves performance by lowering the turbo air temperature.