cooling bath

The former cooling bath house has been converted to an exhibition space.

She shook herself and went to the cooling bath.

Successively lower temperature cooling baths may be used depending on the cloud point.

In addition, a cooling bath can be made with both ethanol and ethylene glycol.

Ammonium chloride is used to produce low temperatures in cooling baths.

Lower temperature cooling bath must have temperature stability not less than 1.5 K for this test.

One in particular lingered in the cooling bath, much to the very vocal dismay of its mate.

Then did Huon put off his armor and lave his body in a cooling bath.

Finally the cooling bath was removed.

The specimen is cooled inside a cooling bath to allow the formation of paraffin wax crystals.

The entire test subject is then placed in a constant temperature cooling bath on top of a gasket to prevent excessive cooling.

Relative to traditional cooling baths, ethylene glycol mixtures have the advantage of never freezing solid.

Delivering water to an integrated blancher-cooler tunnel system with a spray system uses much less water than blanching and cooling baths.

Delaying his cooling bath, Jeremy sat down naked on the grassy bank, dangling his feet in the water, and once more picked up Sal's peculiar legacy.

In the Franco-German War the cooling bath was largely employed, in conjunction frequently with quinine; and it was used in the treatment of hyperpyrexia.

Similarly cooling can be accomplished by partial submerging into a cooling bath, filled with e.g. cold water, ice, eutectic mixtures, dry ice/solvent mixtures, or liquid nitrogen.

Many different methods and cooling baths for quenching have been attempted during ancient times, from quenching in urine, blood, or metals like mercury or lead, but the process of tempering has remained relatively unchanged over the ages.

When the temperature here soars and the steaming humidity makes you feel like so much bok choy, you might crave an aromatherapy massage with tea tree oil, or perhaps a nice cooling bath with foaming mousse, without ever having to leave your property.

DeconGel was used after the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan to remove high levels of radiation from the Asahimachi Baptist School, after the March 11, 2011 earthquake and subsequent tsunami compromised reactors and cooling baths at TEPCO's Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.

Lead shot dropped quickly into liquid cooling baths when being produced from molten lead is known as "chilled lead shot", in contrast to "soft lead shot" which is produced by molten lead not being dropped as quickly into a liquid cooling bath.