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Help, what do the models of oil coolers mean?

2016-10-15View Original

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Model of the cold oil cooler in the compressor lubricating oil station: SGLL6-245. Thank you
Reply #22016-10-15
S【Dual】GL【Tubular】L【Naked tube】6-【6 tubes in the flow direction】245【Cooling area】
Reply #32016-10-16
Thank you, I’ve learned it; there are plenty of finned tubes available
Reply #42016-10-18
At first, I also guessed that this 6 referred to the number of pipelines, but it doesn’t seem like there are 6 pipelines in reality. If there were 6 pipelines, then the inlet and outlet pipes for cooling water should be located at the 1/3 mark, right? It’s at 1/2 of the site; I found some information online. This 6 likely represents a grade for the heat exchange area, with each grade corresponding to a specific range for the heat exchange area
Reply #52016-11-17
6 is the serial number; this standard was developed by our company

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