An Engine Radiator Core is designed to regulate the temperature of large engines used in equipment. The radiator core works by circulating coolant from the engine through a network of tubes. As the hot coolant flows through the tubes, heat is transferred to the surrounding fins. The air passing through the fins, often aided by a fan, absorbs this heat, cooling the coolant before it is recirculated back to the engine. This continuous cycle helps maintain the engine's operating temperature within the desired range, preventing overheating and ensuring optimal performance and longevity of the equipment.

Attributes:
• Withstands coolant system pressure.
• Resistant to coolant and environmental corrosion.
• Withstand prolonged exposure to heat and vibration.
• Minimized to ensure efficient coolant circulation.
• Core heat rejection is 85 kilowatts.
• Air flow is 103 kilograms per minute.
• Water flow is 280 liters per minute.
• Maximum water temperature to core 112 degree Celsius
• Maximum water pressure drop 35 kilopascal.
• Maximum air temperature to core 52 degree Celsius
• Maximum air pressure drop 0.14 kilopascal.
• Internal Volume 8.5 Liter.

Applications:
An Engine Radiator Core is used in equipment cooling systems to dissipate heat from coolant, preventing engine overheating and ensuring optimal operating temperatures.