There were changes in the recuperator, cradle and elevation mechanism.

Both recoil buffer and recuperator were located under the barrel.

It is identified by its short barrel and recuperator above the barrel.

Adding a recuperator to the system can increase the overall efficiency of the Brayton cycle.

The buffer is a cylinder hydraulic with a hydropneumatic recuperator.

The buffer was mounted centrally in the cradle, between the two springs of the recuperator.

The overall appearance is of a standard 13 pounder with an additional, slightly longer, recuperator cylinder on top.

Excellent recuperator of balls with a good short pass, and he has powerful firing of right leg.

The recoil system (buffer and recuperator) is mounted on the cradle above the barrel.

The barrel and recuperator are pulled back between the closed trails and locked in a travelling position.

This makes a regenerator more economical in terms of materials and manufacturing, compared to an equivalent recuperator.

Pressure in the recuperator reached 45 atm.

These tanks were armed with the 76 mm L-11 tank gun, recognizable due to a recuperator above a barrel.

It retained the recuperator above the barrel.

It can be identified by the slightly flared shape of the muzzle and large recuperator springs below the barrel.

The recoil system consisted of a hydraulic buffer and hydropneumatic recuperator.

The term "recuperator" refers to a separated-flow, counter-current heat exchanger.

Because some of the energy (that would be usually lost as waste heat) is recovered, the recuperator increases the efficiency of this cycle.

The turbine design included a recuperator.

To improve efficiency, the engine has a regenerator or recuperator between the compressor and the expander.

By recovering some of the energy usually lost as waste heat, the recuperator can make a heat engine or gas turbine significantly more efficient.

Each of their turbines employed a unique rotating recuperator, referred to as a regenerator, that significantly increased efficiency.

As if this weren't confusing enough, a mixed-flow regenerator is sometimes used as a quasi-separated-flow recuperator.

It was equipped with horizontal sliding block breechblock, hydraulic recoil buffer and spring recuperator.

The gun had horizontal sliding breechblock, hydraulic recoil buffer and spring-driven recuperator.