Active cooling 主动冷却
An active cooling system is one that involves the use of energy to cool something, as opposed to passive cooling that uses no energy.
Such systems circulate a coolant to transfer heat from one place to another. The coolant is either a gas, such as in air cooling of computers, or a liquid such as in a car engine. In the latter case, liquid is pumped to transfer heat from the engine to the radiator, which in turn is cooled by passing air over it.