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• intercooling — The cooling of the charge air between compressor and engine …   Dictionary of automotive terms

• intercooling — n. the cooling of gas between successive compressions, esp. in a car or truck engine. Derivatives: intercool v.tr. intercooler n …   Useful english dictionary

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