Monthly Archives: December 2025

Remote Radiator” is a common term, but in industrial cooling, it’s more accurately broken down into specific types of systems. When people refer to a “remote radiator” for a genset, they are typically talking about moving the heat rejection component away from the engine itself. Here are the primary types of remote radiator...

Cooling is required for a genset engine to: Reason Consequence of No Cooling 1. Prevent Mechanical Failure Seizure, melted components, catastrophic engine destruction. 2. Protect Engine Oil Oil breakdown, sludge, acid formation, loss of lubrication. 3. Maintain Efficiency & Power Pre-ignition, knocking, reduced power output. 4. Control...

Why Cooling is required for Genset engine Cooling is not just beneficial for a genset engine; it is absolutely critical for its survival, efficiency, and longevity. At its core, a genset engine is an internal combustion engine, and it is inherently inefficient. Only about 30-40% of the energy from diesel or gas fuel is converted into...

Define Your Application & Duty Cycle This is the most critical factor. Load Curtailment / Peak Shaving: The genset runs for extended periods daily or weekly Step 3: Analyse Your Site-Specific Conditions Create a checklist for your specific location: Factor Question to Ask Implications for Cooler Selection Ambient Temperature What is the...

how to Select best cooler for Genset Engine. Selecting the best cooler for a genset engine is a critical engineering decision that balances performance, cost, reliability, and site-specific conditions. There is no one-size-fits-all answer. Here is a structured, step-by-step guide to selecting the optimal cooling system for your genset engine. Step...