Noun
intercooler (plural intercoolers)
A heat-exchange device located between other devices or processes.
Both the P-38G and P-38H models' performance was restricted by an intercooler system integral to the wing's leading edge which had been designed for the YP-38's less powerful engines. Source: Internet
In the P-38J model, the streamlined engine nacelles of previous Lightnings were changed to fit the intercooler radiator between the oil coolers, forming a "chin" that visually distinguished the J model from its predecessors. Source: Internet
One that was too exotic to be typical was the construction of an intercooler for the supercharger of the famous Junkers Jumo aircraft engine. Source: Internet
Lovesey 1946, p. 220. A liquid-cooled intercooler on top of the supercharger casing was used to prevent the compressed air/fuel mixture from becoming too hot. Source: Internet
The leading edge of the outer wing was fitted with 55 gal (208 l) fuel tanks, filling the space formerly occupied by intercooler tunnels, but these were omitted on early P-38J blocks due to limited availability. Source: Internet
Fitted with a Bendix-Stromberg anti-g carburettor; Air Ministry 1943, p. 6. intercooler used a separate header tank. Source: Internet