For most modern aircraft to achieve flight, they rely on the combustion of fuel and air mixtures and other various engine systems to create and harness power for thrust and lift. While many engines produced today exhibit ample efficiency and safety, they may still generate large amounts of heat as a byproduct of their operations. As this heat can spread across assemblies, presenting danger to numerous parts and surfaces, it is important that there is an effective cooling system implemented. One common solution for engine-generated heat is to use aircraft oil and cooling systems, those of which manage temperatures through the use of lubricating substances.
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