Jäähdyttimillä

Jäähdyttimillä is a Finnish term that translates to "with radiators" or "using radiators." It is not a specific technical term or a place name, but rather a descriptive phrase indicating the presence or use of radiators. Radiators are devices designed to transfer heat from one medium to another, most commonly from a fluid circulating within them to the surrounding air. In a heating system, hot water or steam flows through the radiator, and its heat is then radiated and convected into the room. These systems are widely used for space heating in buildings.

The term "jäähdyttimillä" could appear in various contexts. For example, it might describe a building that is heated "jäähdyttimillä," meaning it has a radiator-based heating system. It could also be used in a sentence explaining how a process is cooled "jäähdyttimillä," implying the use of radiators as a cooling mechanism, though this is less common than their heating application. The specific function and type of radiator would depend on the context in which the phrase is used.