A radiator is common term for a heat exchanger of some sort. The term normally applies to one of two uses:
automobiles: a radiator is connected to channels running through the engine, through which is pumped a liquid, typically water or ethylene glycol. The fluid is heated and then moves to the radiator, where it is cooled again. This cools the entire engine.
buildings: a radiator is a heating[?] device, which is warmed by hot water being pumped into it from a water heater.
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