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Dimesios Four ass F G Z ( places) Y X E D Flage ize X Y Z -/.. / - H J M K L..0 -.. / - WE OOLED MODEL - - - - - - - - - - - - -................ O-IG FLGE....00.. D E F G H J K L M FLGE O-IG... 0.. #.00...00. /.0.0. 0........ 0.. # () ()...00.00. /.... / /..... 0......0...00. /....... OE: We reserve the right to make reasoable desig chages without otice. ll dimesios are i iches. electio rocedure erformace urves are based o 0 oil leavig the cooler 0 F higher tha the icomig water temperature (0 F approach temperature). tep tep tep Determie the Heat Load. his will vary with differet systems, but typically coolers are sized to remove to % of the iput ameplate horsepower. (Eample: 0 H ower it. = H Heat load.) If /Hr. is kow: H = /Hr Determie pproach emperature. Desired oil leavig cooler F Water Ilet temp. F = ctual pproach Determie urve Horsepower Heat Load. Eter the iformatio from above: H heat load 0 Viscosity = urve ctual pproach orrectio Horsepower tep tep ales@thermasys.com..0 www.thermaltrasfer.com Eter curves at oil flow through cooler ad curve horsepower. y curve above the itersectig poit will work. Determie Oil ressure Drop from urves. Multiply pressure drop from curve by correctio factor foud o oil viscosity correctio curve. l = I; = I; s = 0 I. Oil emperature Oil coolers ca be selected by usig eterig or leavig oil tempertures. ypical operatig temperature rages are: Hydraulic Motor Oil F - F Hydrostatic Drive Oil F - 0 F Lube Oil ircuits F - F utomatic rasmissio Fluid 00 F - 00 F

Desired eservoir emperature etur Lie oolig: Desired temperature is the oil temperature leavig the cooler. his will be the same temperature that will be foud i the reservoir. Off-Lie ecirculatio oolig Loop: Desired temperature is the temperature eterig the cooler. I this case, the oil temperature chage must be determied so that the actual oil leavig temperature ca be foud. alculate the oil temperature chage (Oil #) with this formula: Oil #=( s/hr.)/gm Oil Flow ). o calculate the oil leavig temperature from the cooler, use this formula: Oil Leavig emperature = Oil Eterig emperature - Oil #. his formula may also be used i ay applicatio where the oly temperature available is the eterig oil temperature. Oil ressure Drop: Most systems ca tolerate a pressure drop through the heat echager of 0 to 0 I. Ecessive pressure drop should be avoided. are should be take to limit pressure drop to I or less for case drai applicatios where high back pressure may damage the pump shaft seals. VIOIY OIO...... OIL VIOIY OIO MLILIE. 0 00 00 00 00 0 Maimum Flow ates OIL VIOIY - hell ube ide GM it ide Oe wo Four ize GM ass ass ass 00 0 0 0 Icorrect istallatio ca cause premature failure. erformace urves : Oil to Water atio High Water sage HOEOWE EMOVED I OOLE 0 0 0 00 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0. ec---0 OIL FLOW (GM) 0 0 0 0 OIL = I = I = 0 I Model et ppro. hippig 0 0 0 0 0 0 WE OOLED www.thermaltrasfer.com ales@thermasys.com..0

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erformace urves : Oil to Water atio Lower Water sage HOEOWE EMOVED I OOLE 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 Model et ppro. hippig. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f 0 0 0 OIL = I = I = 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 OIL FLOW (GM) WE OOLED : Oil to Water atio Low Water sage HOEOWE EMOVED I OOLE 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 OIL FLOW (GM) OIL = I = I = 0 I Model et ppro. hippig. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f. ec---f 0 0 0 www.thermaltrasfer.com ales@thermasys.com..0