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n. (misspelling of condenser English)
Usage examples of "condensor".
Trevithick's next crucial innovation was the external feedwater condensor, which permitted recycling of boiler water (1799) and the uniflow valve system, which raised fuel efficiency another order of magnitude by separating the steam entry and exhaust areas of the cylinder.
The spread of condensors freed autosteamers from their dangerous dependence on local water, and liquid fuels' gave added range.
In fact, she thought, glancing at the wall-mounted condensor system, the seashell-spiral chambers gleaming copper-pink-a false color, each one formed from ceramic rather than metal-there was a good chance that the Kirse could duplicate some of Voyager's spare parts in the ceramic or in one of the composites, thus making up for anything she traded away.
He found condensor mikes inside five table lamps and fake panels behind the bathroom mirrors.