Monthly Archives: December 2025

Power generation in the Solomon Islands is transitioning from heavy reliance on diesel fuel to a mix that includes emerging renewable sources like solar and hydropower. The country is prioritizing projects like the Tina River Hydropower Project and other solar initiatives to reduce costs, decrease dependence on imported fossil fuels, and...

Material of Construction of Remote Radiator  The Material of Construction (MOC) for a remote radiator is critical for its longevity, performance, and compatibility with the environment and coolant. The choice is a balance between thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, strength, and cost. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the materials used...

How to Choose the Right Remote System The choice depends on the same factors as the initial cooler selection, but with a focus on the remote aspect: In summary, when you need a “remote radiator,” you are most likely deciding between a Remote Dry Cooler for simplicity and low maintenance or a Remote Fluid Cooler for...

Types of Remote Radiators Feature Remote Dry Cooler Remote Fluid Cooler (Closed-Circuit) Cooling Tower (Open-Circuit) Principle Sensible Heat Transfer (Dry) Evaporative (on a closed coil) Direct Evaporative (Open) Process Fluid Water-Glycol (Closed Loop) Water-Glycol (Closed Loop) Raw Water (Open Loop) Heat Rejection To Ambient Dry-Bulb Temperature...