Definition of «accumulator»

An accumulator is a device or mechanism that gathers, collects and stores energy over time. It can be used to store mechanical force, electrical charge, or thermal energy for later use in various applications such as machines, vehicles, and power systems.

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An electrical car relies on an accumulator to store and release energy, enabling it to travel for longer distances.
In agriculture, an irrigation system uses an accumulator to store water pressure, ensuring a consistent and efficient water supply for the crops.
A hydraulic system in heavy machinery employs an accumulator to store hydraulic energy, enhancing the machine's performance and response time.
In finance, an accumulator is a type of investment product that allows investors to gradually accumulate shares or units over time.
An accumulator bet in sports betting involves placing multiple bets and only receiving a payout if all individual bets are successful.

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Just go and place a total of # 20 on football accumulators of four selections or more with them in the promotional period (promotional week runs from Friday through Thursday) and you will pick up a free # 5 bet! (football-bookmakers.com)
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The one word that best describes PAUL is control, as the most unique feature of Premier Accumulator Universal Life is that it provides permanent coverage but has no surrender charges. (insuranceandestates.com)
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Definition of «accumulator»

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