9Y-1962: 9 Fins Per Inch Oil Cooler Core

An Oil Cooler Core is designed to regulate and maintain the temperature of the Hydraulic fluid circulating within the hydraulic unit. It typically consists of a series of fins, which helps to maximize the contact area between the Oil and the surrounding environment, facilitating effective heat transfer. Hot Oil from the Hydraulic unit flows through these tubes while cooling air passes over the external surface of the tubes. This arrangement allows for the transfer of heat from the Hydraulic Oil to the surrounding air. Attributes: • The air flow rate and Oil flow rate of the Oil Cooler Core are 181.4 Kg/min and 170.3 L/min, which promotes efficient heat transfer • Maximum air pressure drop value of the Core is 0.33 KPa, which maintains consistent airflow and ensures optimal cooling performance Applications: An Oil Cooler Core acts as a heat exchanger for the Hydraulic Oil, facilitating the transfer of heat from the Oil to the surrounding environment.