cooling systems
Temperature reduction equipment
Cooling systems remove excess heat from machines, buildings, or other spaces.
In vehicles, the cooling system circulates coolant through the engine to prevent overheating.
Buildings use air conditioning and ventilation as cooling systems.
Industrial processes often require specialized cooling systems to maintain safe operating temperatures.
The car's cooling system needs to be flushed every few years.
- thermostatAutomatic climate control device
- radiatorHeat transfer device
- air conditionerMechanical cooling system
- central airDucted household cooling system
- compressorPressure-increasing mechanical device
coolant · heat sink · refrigeration · heat pump · HVAC · condenser · chiller · heat exchanger · water cooler · thermoelectric · glycol · liquid nitrogen · ventilation · cold air · shade tree · green roof · fan · vents
- nuclear safetyradiation shielding, dosimeters, dosimetry, decontamination, protective clothing
- thermal propertiesthermal expansion, heat capacity, specific heat, thermal diffusivity, heat transfer
- automotive engineeringpowertrain, drivetrain, engine design, brake systems, suspension systems
- fluid systemspumps, valves, pipes, hydraulic systems, fluid flow
- nuclear energynuclear power, nuclear reactors, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion, uranium
- Nuclear Powernuclear reactors, nuclear plants, nuclear fuel, nuclear waste, uranium
cooling systemsheating systems
Building warmth infrastructure
heaters · furnaces · boilers · central heating · radiators
cooling systemsheat sources
Things emitting thermal energy
insulation · thermal barriers · geothermal heating · weatherization · thermal mass