The word 'condenser' is correct and commonly used in written English.
A condenser is a device that is used to convert a gas or vapor into a liquid state. It is often found in air conditioning systems, refrigerators, and distillation equipment. Example: The mechanic replaced the faulty condenser in my car's air conditioning system, allowing me to enjoy a cool and comfortable ride on a hot summer day.
The earliest stills were composed simply of a heated closed container, a condenser, and a receptacle to receive the condensate.
In January, the firm installed a prototype "synchronous condenser" designed to provide this stability to an electrical sub-station in Tennessee.
What you will not see are any tags that tell you whether you are looking at an invoice, or a set of medical records, or instructions for installing a condenser.
This hot gas is then pumped through a set of condenser coils where it dumps its heat acquired during compression along with the heat previously absorbed from the vehicle's cabin condensing into a liquid in the process.
On site, the workers in its number one reactor appear not to have been familiar with an emergency-cooling system called an isolation condenser, which they wrongly thought was still working after the tsunami.
A separate condenser was the trick he used to turn the flatulent steam pumps invented half a century earlier by Thomas Newcomen into the motor of the industrial revolution.Condensers, it has to be confessed, are no longer at the cutting edge of technology.
Of these cupronickels, the one containing 30 percent nickel is the most important; it is widely used for steam-condenser tubes.
I'll be leaving out Vongerichten's condensed milk, however: palm sugar does the job nicely.
On that first list were items such as wild rabbit, tins of corned beef and condensed milk, things few of us buy today.
In the 1940s, hardly anybody owned a fridge, so tinned food was enormously popular, explaining the presence of canned fish and condensed milk.
Older relatives are always telling me how lucky our generation is; while I love stumbling across a book perfect for an upcoming essay, the internet allows us to condense hours of research in the library into minutes with just a few Google searches.
