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pressurization
pres·sur·ize P0544200 (prĕsh′ə-rīz′)tr.v. pres·sur·ized, pres·sur·iz·ing, pres·sur·iz·es 1. To maintain normal air pressure in (an enclosure, as an aircraft or submarine).2. To cause to have or function at greater than normal air or gas pressure: The stairwells are pressurized to prevent smoke from entering during a fire.3. To put (gas or liquid) under a greater than normal pressure.4. Informal To subject to psychological, political, or other nonphysical pressure: pressurized the government to enact reforms.
pres′sur·i·za′tion (-ər-ĭ-zā′shən) n.pres′sur·iz′er n.Translations
pressurization
pressurization[‚presh·ə·rə′zā·shən] (engineering) Use of an inert gas or dry air, at several pounds above atmospheric pressure, inside the components of a radar system or in a sealed coaxial line, to prevent corrosion by keeping out moisture, and to minimize high-voltage breakdown at high altitudes. The act of maintaining normal atmospheric pressure in a chamber subjected to high or low external pressure. pressurizationi. A form of climate control of an aircraft. It is a means of increasing the partial pressure of oxygen in the cabin of an aircraft flying at a high altitude by increasing the air pressure in the cabin to that of an altitude that requires no supplemental oxygen. Without pressurization, supplemental oxygen is required above altitudes approximately 10,000 ft (3 km).
ii. A method of increasing pressure so that fluids can be delivered under positive pressure (e.g., a fuel tank pressurization system).ThesaurusSeepressurize |