KATECOOL aluminum Heat Exchanger Radiator for turbo series from Kate Motor could effectively control temperature of intake to keep horsepower stable and to reduce turbocharged loading.
A heat exchanger radiator for a turbo, often referred to as an intercooler or charge air cooler, is a crucial component in turbocharged (or supercharged) engines. Its main purpose is to cool the compressed air coming from the turbocharger before it enters the engine’s intake manifold.
Why It's Needed
When a turbocharger compresses air, the air becomes hotter due to the compression process. Hot air is less dense, meaning it contains less oxygen. For optimal combustion, we want the air entering the engine to be dense and oxygen-rich.
Function of the Heat Exchanger Radiator
- Cools the air: It removes heat from the compressed air.
- Increases air density: Cooler air is denser, allowing more oxygen into the cylinders.
- Improves performance: More oxygen means better combustion and more power.
- Reduces engine knock: Cooler air helps prevent premature ignition (knocking).
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Protects the engine: Lower intake air temperatures reduce thermal stress on engine components.
The heat exchanger radiator for a turbo ensures that your turbocharged engine gets cooler, denser air — resulting in more power, better efficiency, and longer engine life.