Microchannel heat exchanger

A device that reduces the temperature of intermediate compressed air, enhancing compression efficiency and engine performance.

Used in turbocharged engines to reduce the temperature of high temperature compressed air.

The heat generated by electronic devices is quickly dispersed through efficient heat conduction and heat dissipation.

Equipment that utilizes microchannel structures to achieve simultaneous heat exchange between two or three fluid streams.

Ensure stable temperatures for fuel and lubricating oil to prevent overheating or excessive cooling, which can affect engine performance and longevity.

Effectively control the temperature of the cabin and electronic equipment.

By capturing and utilizing waste heat generated in industrial processes, it can be converted into useful energy

Cool the high-temperature carbon dioxide to a lower temperature for reuse in the cycle.

In the cycle, the high-temperature carbon dioxide is further heated to an even higher temperature, enhancing system efficiency.

In the cycle, the high-temperature carbon dioxide is heated to an even higher temperature to improve system efficiency.