Marine Heat Exchanger | Marine heat exchangers are specifically designed to help remove heat from marine engines during operation. Water is pumped from the water in which the boat is operating, requiring an inlet to be below the waterline at all times. The water is circulated through the heat exchanger, helping to dissipate heat from the coolant mix circulating from the marine engine through the tubes of the heat exchanger. When marine heat exchangers are used in salt water, a sacrificial zinc anode must be placed on the heat exchanger to absorb the effects of corrosion due to the salt water. [improve this definition] |
