jäähdytyssiilet
Jäähdytyssiilet, known in English as cooling fins, are protrusions designed to increase the surface area of an object for the purpose of dissipating heat. They are commonly found on heat-generating components in various applications, from electronics to engines. The principle behind their effectiveness lies in the increased contact area between the object and the surrounding cooling medium, typically air or a liquid. By extending the surface, more heat can be transferred away from the core component, thus lowering its operating temperature.
The design of cooling fins can vary significantly. They can be straight, wavy, or even have more
Examples of where cooling fins are used include the casings of CPUs and GPUs in computers, the