Marine Diesel Cooling System Explained — How It Works and What Goes Wrong
It doesn’t matter what size engine you have—all marine diesel engines require one or more cooling components.
Using seawater to cool a diesel engine is an ingenious and efficient method. While a car radiator uses air passing through fins to cool its internal coolant, a marine heat exchanger uses water-to-water cooling, cycling seawater through cooling tubes to absorb and carry away heat from the engine coolant.
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