The cooling system pipeline typically consists of multiple components to ensure effective operation of the system and correct transfer of heat. Generally, the cooling system pipeline includes the following components:

1. Coolant/cooling agent: a fluid such as water, coolant, or specialized coolant used to absorb and transfer heat.

2. Radiator: a device used to dissipate heat from the coolant, often utilizing cooling fins or cooling fans to accelerate the heat dissipation process.

3. Cooling pipes: connecting the various parts of the cooling system, responsible for the flow and transfer of coolant.

4. Pump: a device used to circulate coolant in the pipeline, ensuring effective removal of heat.

5. Coolant reservoir/tank: used to store additional coolant and ensure an adequate supply for continuous circulation in the system.

6. Filter: employed to remove impurities and deposits from the cooling system, maintaining system cleanliness.

7. Control valve: used to control the flow rate and direction of coolant in the cooling system to adapt to different operational requirements.

These components work together to form a complete cooling system pipeline, ensuring that equipment or systems can operate within the appropriate temperature range.