Radiator fit sketch
One-sentence answer: Simple length check for a radiator against a case mount allowance.
Educational calculator. Formulas are plain text. Replace defaults with your documents when accuracy matters.
How it is calculated
Fits length if mount ≥ radiator; thickness if max ≥ thickness.
Worked example
360/360 and 30/30 → OK on both axes in this sketch.
Limits
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Disclaimer
Educational use only. Not tax, legal, investment, or purchasing advice.
FAQ
What is this for?
Compare radiator length to a case mount budget. Use the formulas and examples; change one input at a time.
Is this advice?
No. Educational estimates only. Confirm with primary sources and professionals.
How fresh are defaults?
Defaults cite as-of dates on data pages or tool notes.
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Result looks wrong?
Check units and model limits, then contact with URL and inputs.