Rock drilling
equipment cooling
Hydraulic and lubrication oil cooling, considered alongside the duty cycle, dust, vibration and available installation space.
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Cooling circuits and supply scope
Rock drills used in mining, tunnels and civil works can require hydraulic oil and lubrication oil cooling. Circuit selection starts with the actual machine and its operating cycle.
Separate cooling circuits
Identify hydraulic oil and lubrication oil circuits separately. Engine coolant or charge-air circuits depend on the machine configuration.
Installation and service access
Consider vibration, dust exposure, cleaning access and the space available for a cooler or integrated module.
Machine and duty-cycle review
Rock drilling equipment and rotary foundation drilling rigs have different operating conditions; identify the equipment type when requesting a review.
Project confirmation
Dimensions, interfaces, materials, thermal performance and test acceptance criteria are agreed for each project. This page does not state a universal pressure rating or a fitment approval for any equipment brand.
Information for engineering review
Machine and duty cycle
Machine type, application and duty cycle.
Heat load and fluids
Fluid, flow, inlet/outlet temperature targets, heat load and allowable pressure drop for each circuit.
Pressure and airflow
Operating, test and pulse-pressure requirements, stated separately.
Space and interfaces
Ambient conditions, available airflow, mounting envelope, interfaces and validation requirements.
Related cooling products
Representative XS product examples. Dimensions, interfaces and performance are confirmed for each project.
Start with your operating conditions
Share duty-cycle data and reference drawings to discuss your cooling requirements.