614-4528: Radiator Core

A Radiator Core is a component within a cooling system designed to dissipate the heat generated by the engine during its operation. This core consists of a network of thin tubes or channels, to facilitate the transfer of heat from the circulating coolant to the surrounding air as it passes over the finned surfaces. Attributes: • Made from durable materials. • Heat rejection: 57.8 kW. • Coolant pressure drop: 20 kPa. • Prevent high temperatures. Applications: A Radiator Core is a component used in a cooling system for dissipating excess heat generated by the engine.