354-6434: Aftercooler Radiator

An Aftercooler Radiator operates on the principle of heat exchange. As the hot compressed air enters the radiator, it passes through the finned tubes. Simultaneously, ambient air is forced to flow across the external surface of the tubes. The heat from the compressed air is transferred to the tube walls, and subsequently, it is dissipated into the surrounding air. This process causes the temperature of the compressed air to decrease, resulting in cooler air leaving the Aftercooler Radiator. Attributes: • Ability to improve the overall efficiency • Improves the efficiency and quality of the compressed air Applications: An Aftercooler Radiator helps to cool down the hot, compressed air or gas coming out of a compressor or supercharger, increasing its density and improving overall system efficiency.