Generator Radiator Function
Diesel generators are more and more widely found in factories, communities, construction sites and other fields that require emergency power supply. In order to enable diesel generators to operate normally and efficiently, their heated parts must be properly cooled to make them work normally. Efficient operation within the temperature range, the radiator is an important component of the heat dissipation circuit of the water-cooled engine, which can absorb the heat of the cylinder block and prevent the unit from overheating and causing failure.
Due to the large specific heat capacity of water, the temperature rise after absorbing the heat of the cylinder block is not much, so the heat of the engine passes through the liquid circuit of cooling water, uses water as a heat carrier to conduct heat, and then passes through a large area of radiating fins for convection to dissipate heat to maintain the proper working temperature of the diesel generator.
When the water temperature of the diesel engine is high, the water recycle in pump repeatedly to reduce the temperature of the engine to achieve the purpose of protecting the engine.if the water temperature is too low in winter, the water circulation will be stopped at this time to prevent the engine temperature of the diesel generator set from being too low.
The radiator plays a very important role in the generator. If the radiator is used improperly, it will cause damage to the diesel engine and generator, and even cause the diesel engine to be scrapped in severe cases. Therefore, users must learn to use diesel oil correctly.
