ilmanjäähdytteisiä
Ilmanjäähdytteisiä, often translated as air-cooled, refers to a system or device that uses ambient air to dissipate heat. This method is widely employed in various applications where active cooling is necessary but liquid-based cooling is impractical or undesirable. The fundamental principle involves exposing a heat-generating component to the flow of air, which then absorbs the excess heat and carries it away.
In mechanical systems, air-cooled engines are a common example. Instead of a liquid coolant circulating through
Beyond engines, air-cooled heat exchangers are used in many electronic devices. Computer CPUs, power supplies, and