632-6156: Engine Radiator Core

An Engine Radiator Core consists of a network of tubes and fins that facilitate the transfer of heat from the coolant circulating through the engine. It works by transferring heat from the hot coolant to the surrounding air. As the equipment moves, air flows through the fins of the core, carrying away the heat generated by the engine. This process helps maintain the optimal operating temperature for the engine, ensuring efficient combustion and preventing damage due to overheating. Attributes: • Made from materials with high thermal conductivity. • Withstand temperature fluctuations. • Resilience against vibrations, thermal cycles, and potential impacts. • Has an internal volume of 9.4 liters. • Air fin tilted 9.5 fins per inch. • Resistant to corrosion. • Withstand coolant system pressure. Applications: An Engine Radiator Core is positioned in front of the engine, used to regulate the temperatures of the engine by dissipating heat generated during combustion.