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The phrase "cooling system for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in technical or scientific writing to describe a specific type of system that is designed to cool something down, such as a machine or building. Example: "The engineers implemented a new cooling system for the factory's machinery in order to increase efficiency and prevent overheating."
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During World War II he worked on nuclear reactor design under Eugene Wigner at the Metallurgical Laboratory, designing the cooling system for the first water-cooled reactors.
A new heating and cooling system for the building had been estimated to cost $8 million.
At the time, Mr. Smith was marketing a cooling system for industrial spaces.
An Engineering team redesigned a cooling system for better performance and 50% lower cost.
He will then design an efficient, thermally stable cooling system for the batteries.
Power saver: A proof-of-concept heating and cooling system for electric vehicles works without battery power.
Among the recent mishaps at the site, the cooling system for the reactor shut down for hours in April.
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If you were drilling only a shallow hole, there are ways to rig up a water-cooling system for a diamond bit without having to get a drill that feeds water into the bit.
Adding to that list is CoolIT Systems' factory-sealed, maintenance-free liquid-cooling system for AMD's ATI Crossfire (no, not that Crossfire) configuration for the new high-performance Radeon HD 2900 XT graphic card.
That's also where Phil Hughes and Bob Lipp built their initial fanless liquid-cooling system for server farms, which went on to soundly defeat IBM in a "chill-off".
The tests aim to see if a ground water source can provide sufficient drinking water and energy for a year-round heating/cooling system for the centre.
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