radiator
The radiator is a critical component in any heating system, designed to efficiently transfer heat from a heating source to the surrounding environment. Its main function is to expel heat generated by the engine or boiler to maintain optimal operating temperatures. Technological features include a network of tubes or fins that increase the surface area for better heat dissipation, and the use of materials like aluminum or copper that have high thermal conductivity. Radiators find applications in both residential and commercial settings, from heating homes and offices to cooling automotive engines. Their design ensures effective heat distribution, making them an essential part of modern comfort and industrial systems.
