Definition of superheat in English:

superheat

verb suːpəˈhiːtˌsupərˈhit

[with object]Physics

1Heat (a liquid) under pressure above its boiling point without vaporization.
Example sentencesExamples
- Water below the surface is not directly exposed to the atmosphere and can remain a liquid as it superheats above this temperature.
- The nonstop operation also tends to superheat oil used in equipment, breaking down its viscosity.
1. 1.1 Heat (a vapour) above its temperature of saturation.
  superheated steam
  Example sentencesExamples
  For decades, steelmakers have used highly polluting ovens to turn powdery coal and iron ore into chunks called coke and sinter, which are melted with superheated air to make iron.
  At some point after its formation, the black hole emits a flare of superheated gases, travelling at relativistic speeds.
  They processed starch and an oil, such as soy oil, together in superheated steam under pressure and noted the unusual nature of a gel that came out of the jet cooker.
  It is common ground that superheating of the fuel gas was necessary.
2. 1.2 Heat to a very high temperature.
  we superheat the car's brakes

noun suːpəˈhiːtˌsupərˈhit

mass nounPhysics

The excess of temperature of a vapour above its temperature of saturation.
Example sentencesExamples
- More importantly, propane will vaporize and absorb superheat at low ambient temperatures - not possible with water.
- Mold conditions, pouring rate, and other process variables being equal, the fluidity of commercial gray irons depends primarily on the amount of superheat above the freezing temperature (liquidus).
- The gas from the two dedicated Zechstein wells is currently of sufficiently high pressure to drive the turbine. A fuel gas heater is being used to supply superheat to the gas.

Derivatives

superheater

noun suːpəˈhiːtəˈsupərˌhidər

Physics

At a convenient high point above the water level is the regulator valve, which admits steam to a main steam pipe carrying it forward to the smokebox and then through the superheater, and so to the cylinders.
Example sentencesExamples
- The more total evaporative heating surface and the more superheater heating surface, the more power the boiler can produce.
- An enlarged superheater was an obvious advantage in a period when the quality of coal supplied was always in doubt.
- Larger superheaters and eventually double chimneys were aids to improved performance over the years.
- Firstly, they were in regular service for 20 years with nothing more drastic than the provision of standard boilers and superheaters.

Definition of superheat in US English:

superheat

verbˌso͞opərˈhētˌsupərˈhit

[with object]Physics

1Heat (a liquid) under pressure above its boiling point without vaporization.
Example sentencesExamples
- The nonstop operation also tends to superheat oil used in equipment, breaking down its viscosity.
- Water below the surface is not directly exposed to the atmosphere and can remain a liquid as it superheats above this temperature.
1. 1.1 Heat (a vapor) above its temperature of saturation.
  superheated steam
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is common ground that superheating of the fuel gas was necessary.
  They processed starch and an oil, such as soy oil, together in superheated steam under pressure and noted the unusual nature of a gel that came out of the jet cooker.
  For decades, steelmakers have used highly polluting ovens to turn powdery coal and iron ore into chunks called coke and sinter, which are melted with superheated air to make iron.
  At some point after its formation, the black hole emits a flare of superheated gases, travelling at relativistic speeds.
2. 1.2 Heat to a very high temperature.
  we superheat the car's brakes

nounˌso͞opərˈhētˌsupərˈhit

Physics

The excess of temperature of a vapor above its temperature of saturation.
Example sentencesExamples
- More importantly, propane will vaporize and absorb superheat at low ambient temperatures - not possible with water.
- The gas from the two dedicated Zechstein wells is currently of sufficiently high pressure to drive the turbine. A fuel gas heater is being used to supply superheat to the gas.
- Mold conditions, pouring rate, and other process variables being equal, the fluidity of commercial gray irons depends primarily on the amount of superheat above the freezing temperature (liquidus).

单词	superheat
释义	Definition of superheat in English: superheat verb suːpəˈhiːtˌsupərˈhit [with object]Physics 1Heat (a liquid) under pressure above its boiling point without vaporization. Example sentencesExamples Water below the surface is not directly exposed to the atmosphere and can remain a liquid as it superheats above this temperature. The nonstop operation also tends to superheat oil used in equipment, breaking down its viscosity. 1.1 Heat (a vapour) above its temperature of saturation. superheated steam Example sentencesExamples For decades, steelmakers have used highly polluting ovens to turn powdery coal and iron ore into chunks called coke and sinter, which are melted with superheated air to make iron. At some point after its formation, the black hole emits a flare of superheated gases, travelling at relativistic speeds. They processed starch and an oil, such as soy oil, together in superheated steam under pressure and noted the unusual nature of a gel that came out of the jet cooker. It is common ground that superheating of the fuel gas was necessary. 1.2 Heat to a very high temperature. we superheat the car's brakes noun suːpəˈhiːtˌsupərˈhit mass nounPhysics The excess of temperature of a vapour above its temperature of saturation. Example sentencesExamples More importantly, propane will vaporize and absorb superheat at low ambient temperatures - not possible with water. Mold conditions, pouring rate, and other process variables being equal, the fluidity of commercial gray irons depends primarily on the amount of superheat above the freezing temperature (liquidus). The gas from the two dedicated Zechstein wells is currently of sufficiently high pressure to drive the turbine. A fuel gas heater is being used to supply superheat to the gas. Derivatives superheater noun suːpəˈhiːtəˈsupərˌhidər Physics At a convenient high point above the water level is the regulator valve, which admits steam to a main steam pipe carrying it forward to the smokebox and then through the superheater, and so to the cylinders. Example sentencesExamples The more total evaporative heating surface and the more superheater heating surface, the more power the boiler can produce. An enlarged superheater was an obvious advantage in a period when the quality of coal supplied was always in doubt. Larger superheaters and eventually double chimneys were aids to improved performance over the years. Firstly, they were in regular service for 20 years with nothing more drastic than the provision of standard boilers and superheaters. Definition of superheat in US English: superheat verbˌso͞opərˈhētˌsupərˈhit [with object]Physics 1Heat (a liquid) under pressure above its boiling point without vaporization. Example sentencesExamples The nonstop operation also tends to superheat oil used in equipment, breaking down its viscosity. Water below the surface is not directly exposed to the atmosphere and can remain a liquid as it superheats above this temperature. 1.1 Heat (a vapor) above its temperature of saturation. superheated steam Example sentencesExamples It is common ground that superheating of the fuel gas was necessary. They processed starch and an oil, such as soy oil, together in superheated steam under pressure and noted the unusual nature of a gel that came out of the jet cooker. For decades, steelmakers have used highly polluting ovens to turn powdery coal and iron ore into chunks called coke and sinter, which are melted with superheated air to make iron. At some point after its formation, the black hole emits a flare of superheated gases, travelling at relativistic speeds. 1.2 Heat to a very high temperature. we superheat the car's brakes nounˌso͞opərˈhētˌsupərˈhit Physics The excess of temperature of a vapor above its temperature of saturation. Example sentencesExamples More importantly, propane will vaporize and absorb superheat at low ambient temperatures - not possible with water. The gas from the two dedicated Zechstein wells is currently of sufficiently high pressure to drive the turbine. A fuel gas heater is being used to supply superheat to the gas. Mold conditions, pouring rate, and other process variables being equal, the fluidity of commercial gray irons depends primarily on the amount of superheat above the freezing temperature (liquidus).
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