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Paub meej:The exchangers are the most common way to cool a boat's engine, using the lake, river or ocean water. Marine charge air Coolers are the best way to cool marine engines which have a bundle of tubes where the two circuits are there to transfer the heat. Sea water is corrosive so it is cooled by using a water antifreeze mixture. During the process heat from the water antifreeze mixture is transferred to sea or lake.

·Most OMEEL coils marine products are fitted with bronze covers which are highly corrosion resistant and therefore suitable for use with sea water. Some of the smaller units are fitted with neoprene end covers which can fit directly into the sea water pipe work.

·These charge air coolers are particularly suit to applications where the water is salty, contaminated or treated, including underground Marine Heat Exchanger Applications :

Marine heat exchangers are the most common way to cool a boat's engine :

Gear Oil Coolers

Roj Coolers

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