Daily Archives: August 18, 2025

The Shell and Tube Oil Cooler is constructed using materials chosen for thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength. Here’s a breakdown of the typical materials of construction (MOC) for each component: 1. Shell (Outer Casing) 2. Tubes (Heat Transfer Surface) 3. Tube Sheets (Holds Tubes in Place)...

Oil coolers are essential for maintaining optimal temperatures in machinery and engines by dissipating excess heat from oil. Here’s a breakdown of their key applications across industries: 1. Automotive & Transportation 2. Industrial Machinery 3. Marine & Offshore 4. Power Generation 5. Aerospace & Defense 6. Renewable...

Shell and Tube Oil Coolers and Plate-Type Oil Coolers to help you choose the right one for your application: 1. Design & Construction Feature Shell and Tube Oil Cooler Plate-Type Oil Cooler Structure Cylindrical shell with tubes inside. Stacked corrugated plates with gaskets/brazing. Material Heavy-duty metals (steel, copper,...

Plate-Type Oil Cooler A plate-type oil cooler is a compact, high-efficiency heat exchanger that cools oil (hydraulic, lubricating, or industrial oil) using water or coolant. It consists of multiple thin, corrugated metal plates stacked together, providing a large surface area for heat transfer. Working Principle Key Components...

Shell and Tube Oil Cooler – Detailed Overview A shell and tube oil cooler is a robust and widely used heat exchanger designed to cool oil (hydraulic oil, lubricating oil, or industrial process oil) using water as the coolant. It is highly efficient for high-pressure and high-temperature applications. Working Principle Key Components...