Definition: Water Cooling

Water Cooling

Water cooling is commonly defined as a method of using water as a heat conduction to remove heat from an object, machine, or other substance by passing cold water over or through it. In energy generation, water cooling is typically used to cool steam back into water so it can be used again in the generation process.

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Related Terms

heat, electricity generation, heat exchanger, bioenergy