What type of lube oil cooler is shown in the illustration? Illustration GS-0122
• Compare the overall shape of the cooler (round shell vs. stacked plates). • Look closely at the flow paths for oil and water shown by the arrows inside the unit. • Decide whether the labels (oil inlet/outlet, water inlet/outlet, vent and drain) are describing a type of construction or just features of operation.
• From the cutaway view, what kind of internal elements actually carry the oil – many small tubes, flat plates, or something else? • Which answer choices describe a basic cooler design, and which sound more like a special feature or arrangement that any cooler type might have? • If you removed the end covers, what removable part would you expect to pull out of this unit based on the picture?
• Confirm whether you see a cylindrical shell with a bundle of tubes or a stack of flat plates. • Check if any option is just an operational characteristic (like how air is vented) rather than a physical construction type. • Make sure the choice you pick clearly matches the internal geometry shown in the cutaway, not just the external fittings.
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