ilmajäähditys
Ilmajäähdytys is a Finnish term that translates to air cooling. It refers to a method of removing heat from a system or object by transferring it to the surrounding air. This is a common and often simple form of cooling used in a wide variety of applications, from electronics to engines.
In electronic devices, air cooling typically involves heat sinks and fans. Heat sinks are designed with a
Internal combustion engines also commonly utilize air cooling. In this system, fins are attached to the engine
While generally less efficient than liquid cooling, air cooling is favored for its simplicity, lower cost, and