318-2523: Aftercooler Core

An Aftercooler Core is tasked with efficiently reducing the temperature of compressed air by utilizing water as a cooling medium. As compressed air passes through the aftercooler core, it exchanges heat with water, resulting in a decrease in temperature before entering the next stage of the process. This cooling process ensures optimal performance and longevity of the equipment by preventing overheating and associated damages. Attributes: • Designed to withstand 400 kilopascals of water pressure. • Resistant to fouling and scaling. • High thermal conductivity for effective cooling. • Corrosion-resistant materials. Applications: An Aftercooler Core is positioned within the equipment's intake system, after the compression stage, the core efficiently cools the compressed air before it reaches the engine ensuring that the engine operates at optimal temperatures.