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How to understand the number of air cooler fins

2017-12-14View Original

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As shown in the diagram, how should one understand the number of air cooler fins? What does it mean?
Reply #22017-12-14
It’s these kinds of radiators, two units
Reply #32017-12-14
There are two cooling fans under the tube bundle of an air cooler
Reply #42017-12-15
I understand that the number of fins in an air cooler corresponds to the number of tube bundles in it. But it cannot be interpreted as a number of units; once it is referred to as a certain number, it will be considered to be like pumps, with spare units available. However, air coolers generally do not have a design with one unit in operation and another as a backup.
Reply #52017-12-15
For example, on the 3rd floor, one unit constitutes a single piece; several such pieces are connected in series or parallel to form one machine~~
Reply #62018-02-27
One entire tube bundle is counted as one piece!

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