An Engine Radiator regulates engine temperature by dissipating heat through the cooling system. It acts as a heat exchanger, transferring thermal energy from the hot engine coolant to the air flowing through the radiator fins. The core is comprised of numerous small tubes or fins that provide a large surface area for heat dissipation. The radiator also incorporates tanks at the top and bottom to hold coolant and facilitate the flow of coolant through the core.

Attributes:
• Incorporated with aluminum fins which are good conductors of heat
• Built to withstand the harsh operating environment under the hood

Applications:
An Engine Radiator works by directing coolant from the engine through its tubes or fins. As the hot coolant flows through the radiator, it releases heat into the surrounding air.