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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a common coolant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a substance that is frequently used to reduce heat in various applications, such as in engines or refrigeration systems.
Example: "Water is often considered a common coolant in many industrial processes due to its availability and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a typical coolant" or "a widely used coolant".
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The base fluid investigated was a common coolant used in automotive systems, i.e., a mixture of ethylene glycol and water, with a mass ratio of 1 1.
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Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about carbon credits issued for the destruction of a harmful byproduct from the manufacture of the world's most common coolant referred incorrectly to that coolant, chlorodifluoromethane.
The most common coolant gas is HCFC-22.
HFC-23, the waste gas produced making the world's most common coolant — which is known as HCFC-22 — is near the top of the list, at 11,700.
Moreover, the cocurrent design allows, among other advantages, to reach the specified level of conversion (or yield) with higher selectivity and lower maximum temperature values than the common constant coolant temperature configuration.
A newspaper, Berliner Morgenpost, reported that the chemicals were a coolant and an acid used in agriculture.
I'd prefer to wait until a machine with a climate-friendly coolant is available.
Crudely speaking, it worked by blowing air over a set of coils filled with a coolant.
"It was a lot better because we had a coolant suit," Mr. Mayhew said.
The following December, it suffered a massive sodium coolant leak and a resulting fire.
Such reactors can run on non-enriched uranium as fuel and uses a molecular variant of water as a coolant.
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