Definition of precipitator in English:

precipitator

noun prɪˈsɪpɪteɪtəprəˈsɪpəˌteɪdər

An apparatus for causing precipitation, especially a device for removing dust from a gas.
沉淀器；滤尘器
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the precipitator could not capture sulphur dioxide gas, but only condensed particles of sulphuric acid, it did not completely solve the pollution problem.
- The arsenic captured by the precipitators and in dust chambers played an equal role in polluting the area.
- The commissioners did finally insist that the company install the additional electrical precipitators.
- When the cloud of white tobacco smoke entered the charged field and vanished, he realized the electrical precipitator had the potential to become a major new smoke-control technology.
- Technically, the electrical precipitator was an indisputable triumph: it could clean an array of particulate pollutants from smoke produced by a wide variety of industrial processes.

Definition of precipitator in US English:

precipitator

nounprəˈsipəˌtādərprəˈsɪpəˌteɪdər

An apparatus for causing precipitation, especially a device for removing dust from a gas.
沉淀器；滤尘器
Example sentencesExamples
- The arsenic captured by the precipitators and in dust chambers played an equal role in polluting the area.
- When the cloud of white tobacco smoke entered the charged field and vanished, he realized the electrical precipitator had the potential to become a major new smoke-control technology.
- The commissioners did finally insist that the company install the additional electrical precipitators.
- Technically, the electrical precipitator was an indisputable triumph: it could clean an array of particulate pollutants from smoke produced by a wide variety of industrial processes.
- Since the precipitator could not capture sulphur dioxide gas, but only condensed particles of sulphuric acid, it did not completely solve the pollution problem.

词汇	precipitator
释义	Definition of precipitator in English: precipitator noun prɪˈsɪpɪteɪtəprəˈsɪpəˌteɪdər An apparatus for causing precipitation, especially a device for removing dust from a gas. 沉淀器；滤尘器 Example sentencesExamples Since the precipitator could not capture sulphur dioxide gas, but only condensed particles of sulphuric acid, it did not completely solve the pollution problem. The arsenic captured by the precipitators and in dust chambers played an equal role in polluting the area. The commissioners did finally insist that the company install the additional electrical precipitators. When the cloud of white tobacco smoke entered the charged field and vanished, he realized the electrical precipitator had the potential to become a major new smoke-control technology. Technically, the electrical precipitator was an indisputable triumph: it could clean an array of particulate pollutants from smoke produced by a wide variety of industrial processes. Definition of precipitator in US English: precipitator nounprəˈsipəˌtādərprəˈsɪpəˌteɪdər An apparatus for causing precipitation, especially a device for removing dust from a gas. 沉淀器；滤尘器 Example sentencesExamples The arsenic captured by the precipitators and in dust chambers played an equal role in polluting the area. When the cloud of white tobacco smoke entered the charged field and vanished, he realized the electrical precipitator had the potential to become a major new smoke-control technology. The commissioners did finally insist that the company install the additional electrical precipitators. Technically, the electrical precipitator was an indisputable triumph: it could clean an array of particulate pollutants from smoke produced by a wide variety of industrial processes. Since the precipitator could not capture sulphur dioxide gas, but only condensed particles of sulphuric acid, it did not completely solve the pollution problem.
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