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The document outlines the functions and components of vehicle cooling systems, emphasizing their role in maintaining optimal engine temperature and preventing overheating. It discusses two main types of cooling systems: air cooling and water cooling, detailing their advantages and disadvantages. Additionally, it highlights the importance of regular maintenance to ensure efficient operation and prevent corrosion.

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cooling system

The document outlines the functions and components of vehicle cooling systems, emphasizing their role in maintaining optimal engine temperature and preventing overheating. It discusses two main types of cooling systems: air cooling and water cooling, detailing their advantages and disadvantages. Additionally, it highlights the importance of regular maintenance to ensure efficient operation and prevent corrosion.

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 The main function of this cooling system is to make sure

that the temperature of an engine remains at a constant


level ensuring its optimum functionality. Overheating of a
car engine results in damage to internal parts
 The function of a cooling system is to manage engine’s
temperature, which tends to rise due to internal
combustion.
 Coolant in this system flows through the passage in an
engine, absorbing heat from combustion. After travelling
through multiple channels, this coolant returns to the
radiator.
 Even though water works better than air in speeding up
this cooling system , it adds more complexity, cost and
weight to an engine. These particular systems work best
for vehicles with a higher power engine, which generates
more heat and can handle more weight.
 Similarly, the vehicle cooling system prevents temperature
from dropping low during winter. Hence, your car’s cooling
system functions include ensuring its engine heats as
quickly as possible and holding that temperature without
letting it drop.
 Cooling fan
 Radiator core
 Radiator
 Thermostat Valve
 Pressure cap
 Water pump
 Cooling fan belt
 Intake manifold gaskets
 Bypass valve
 Hoses
 Upper tank and Lower tank

 Air Cooling System


 Water Cooling System
 In this form of cooling, heated air is dispersed into
the atmosphere. Any amount of heat reflected by
the parts of the engine is dissipated in air. There
are metallic ridges on the fins that direct air
toward engine components. The amount of heat
blown away by these fins depends on their size.
 The cooling intensity completely relies upon air's
velocity, the surface area of fins and temperature.
This cooling system works well for scooters, small
aircraft, motorcycles and tractors of minimum
horsepower.
 Antifreeze not necessary
 Weighs less
 Has simple design
 Appropriate for places facing water scarcity
 No need to tap out the water
 It can fit in small spaces

 Efficiency is less as heat transfer does not take


place properly.
 Produces noises while operating
 The most commonly used cooling system reduces
heat using water circulation.
 Water travels through jackets around the cylinder
and then flows through radiator, absorbing the heat.
 There are two types of water cooling systems- pump
circulation system and thermosyphon.
 High heat transfer rate.
 Generally used in vehicles with larger engine sizes
and power.
 Greater thermal conductivity.
 Water being the main component, it is easily
accessible.

• Radiator, pipe or storage might show signs of


corrosion.
• Without regular maintenance and cleaning, the heat
transfer rate goes down.
• Two wheelers Bike
• Generators Engine’s
• Pumping Set
• Three wheelers
• Tatra vehicles

• Jeep
• Car
• Bus
• Truck
• JCB
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