The main function of the automotive intercooler is to reduce the temperature of the high temperature air after supercharging, so as to improve the charging efficiency of the engine, thus enhancing the power performance of the engine, reducing fuel consumption, and preventing engine deexplosion. The intercooler reduces the intake air temperature, so that every drop of fuel can be fully mixed with air to burn, thereby reducing fuel consumption. In addition, the intercooler can also adapt to the high altitude environment, improving the engine's adaptability to the oxygen thin environment
The working principle of the intercooler is based on its internal structure and cooling method. After the gas enters the intercooler, it flows through the pipeline, and the heat is absorbed and dispersed by the intercooler, and the cooled gas then enters the engine. This cooling process increases the efficiency of the intake air, thereby enhancing the engine's power performance and fuel economy. Intercoolers are an essential part of turbocharged engines and are essential for improving the overall performance and durability of a vehicle
