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For cooling avionics/electrical systems, a cooling fan is an excellent option. This ultimately increases the lifespan of these units. Fans are a reliable, secure, simple, and affordable form of cooling.
Cold plates that are liquid-cooled can be used in avionics cooling systems to dissipate extra heat. In these configurations, coolant circulates past the cold plate, removing heat and redistributing it via a heat exchanger.
The global aircraft electric avionics cooling fan market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Launch of the airplane engine cooling system by FCS Finland. A unique aircraft engine cooling system, the AFC-22, has been introduced by FCS Finland, a Finnish firm that offers ground support solutions to reduce aircraft downtime.
This flagship product is a unique green cooling system for aviation engines that attaches to the exhaust nozzle of the aircraft engine using a custom-made vacuum adapter with a flexible hose. This setup allows ambient air to pass through the main engine. For any type of engine, adapters with a custom fit are available.As a result of cooling the engines more quickly, this technology significantly decreases aircraft downtime.
This makes it possible to complete hot section maintenance and borescope inspections much more quickly. Since no cranking is necessary, it will also stop the air starter motor from wearing down. According to FCS Finland, with the AFC-22, for instance, it only requires 45 minutes to attain the required 450C temperature for the hot section maintenance, whereas typical cooling time is in the range of 4-5 hours.
