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  An engine produces tremendous heat while running, and it needs to be cooled in order to avoid damage to the engine and other components. Generally, an engine running at 50 miles per hour produces 4000 power strokes per minute. In a power stroke, the fuel is burned and enormous amount of heat is generated, which raises the temperature of the engine. If this heat is not dissipated properly, it is likely to damage the engine and its adjoining components. Therefore, a cooling system for the engine is necessary. This cooling can be carried out by water or by the surrounding air. Maintaining engine temperature is a key task of an engine cooling system and a key driver of the market. However, rising urbanization, globalization, and increased per capita income have led to the increase in demand for automobiles, which in turn is driving the automotive engine cooling system market. A key restraint to the automotive engine cooling system market is the increasing demand for electric vehicles...