The phrase "air coolant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a substance or system that cools air, often in the context of HVAC systems or automotive cooling systems.
Example: "The air coolant in the system helps maintain a comfortable temperature in the building during the summer months."
Alternatives: "air conditioning fluid" or "air cooling agent."
Other solutions include air coolants and special absorbents.
The results indicate that the fan power rating, fan type, single fan or fans in series, fuel cell length, and separate air-coolant channels have a significant impact on the operating point and resulting stack performance – these factors therefore have to be accounted for when designing the PEFC stack and selecting fans.
Air conditioning coolant levels.
The superheated steam replaces the traditional compressor air as coolant for the internal convective cooling.
Solutions to air and coolant leaks, since the start of tritium operations, are given.
The proper contact pressure is required both to improve its energy efficiency by decreasing ohmic loss and to prevent leakage of fluid such as hydrogen, air, or coolant.
In this paper, the characteristic of a novel system combining a vehicular light-duty diesel engine with a dual loop ORC, which recovers waste heat from the engine exhaust, intake air, and coolant, is analyzed.
Although it has not been possible to eliminate the occasional loss of vacuum by air and coolant leaks, it is concluded that the consequences of these failures can be minimised.
Artificial chemicals known as chlorofluorocarbons, or CFC's, once ubiquitous in aerosol spray cans and air-conditioner coolant, cause a chain of reactions that destroy ozone.
The fibrous substance asbestos, he said, made construction materials flame retardant but is now linked to lung diseases; chlorofluorocarbons made effective air conditioning coolants but are now associated with the depletion of the ozone.
