Definition of reboiler in English:

reboiler

noun riːˈbɔɪlə

Manufacturing Technology

A heater used to heat liquid that has condensed after previous heating, so as to turn it back into vapour; specifically one in which liquid from the bottom of a fractionating column is reheated to produce vapour that is returned to the column.

verb riːˈbɔɪlə

with object To fit (a ship, a train, etc.) with a new boiler.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Indiana Democrat. From re- + boiler, after reboil
late 19th century; earliest use found in The Daily Chronicle. From re- + boiler.

Definition of reboiler in US English:

reboiler

nounriːˈbɔɪlə

Manufacturing Technology

A heater used to heat liquid that has condensed after previous heating, so as to turn it back into vapour; specifically one in which liquid from the bottom of a fractionating column is reheated to produce vapour that is returned to the column.

verbriːˈbɔɪlə

with object To fit (a ship, a train, etc.) with a new boiler.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Indiana Democrat. From re- + boiler, after reboil<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in The Daily Chronicle. From re- + boiler.

单词	reboiler
释义	Definition of reboiler in English: reboiler noun riːˈbɔɪlə Manufacturing Technology A heater used to heat liquid that has condensed after previous heating, so as to turn it back into vapour; specifically one in which liquid from the bottom of a fractionating column is reheated to produce vapour that is returned to the column. verb riːˈbɔɪlə with object To fit (a ship, a train, etc.) with a new boiler. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Indiana Democrat. From re- + boiler, after reboil late 19th century; earliest use found in The Daily Chronicle. From re- + boiler. Definition of reboiler in US English: reboiler nounriːˈbɔɪlə Manufacturing Technology A heater used to heat liquid that has condensed after previous heating, so as to turn it back into vapour; specifically one in which liquid from the bottom of a fractionating column is reheated to produce vapour that is returned to the column. verbriːˈbɔɪlə with object To fit (a ship, a train, etc.) with a new boiler. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Indiana Democrat. From re- + boiler, after reboil<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in The Daily Chronicle. From re- + boiler.
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