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Chapter 11. Cooling Systems page 191. Cooling Systems Types. Air cooling Liquid Cooling Mixture Air/Liquid. Principles of Engine Cooling. Efficiency and life of engine Burned gasses 3600 F Loss of heat through cylinder walls 1200 F to 350 F 100 F by outer fins. COOLING SYSTEMS.
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Chapter 11 Cooling Systems page 191
Cooling Systems Types • Air cooling • Liquid Cooling • Mixture Air/Liquid
Principles of Engine Cooling • Efficiency and life of engine • Burned gasses 3600 F • Loss of heat through cylinder walls • 1200 F to 350 F • 100 F by outer fins
COOLING SYSTEMS • Heat Energy From Combustion 1. Cooling and Lubrication systems 33% 2. Exhaust system 33% • Engine power 25% • Frictional loss 5%
How Air Cooling Works • heat passes through cylinder wall • air passes by fins • guided by baffles • Conduction – through a material material • Convection – solid to gas transfer • Radiation – gives off heat
Parts of an Air Cooled system • Fly Wheel • Shrouds • Fins
How Exhaust Cooling Works • 1/3 heat lost through exhaust (muffler) 1200 F • Blocked muffler • Broken muffler
How Water Cooling Works • Passage surrounds cylinder (water jacket) • No fins • water/antifreeze mixture • protects freezing • raise boiling point • prevent corrosion
Parts of the Liquid Cooled System • Radiator • Water pump • Water Jacket • Hoses • Fan • Shroud • Belt • Thermostat
Radiator • Tubes • Fins • Transfers heat • coolant >air
Radiators • Caries water through tubes • Air travels through fins • Together make RADIATIOR CORE • Cross flow & Down flow
Water Pumps • Moves coolant • Boat at lower end of motor • Driven by crankshaft • Types • sliding vane • rotor • plunger • vari-volume
Radiator Cap • Pressurize • Pascal’s Law • 1 psi = 3 F
Observing Thermostat Operation • Opens at preset temp. • Rating stamped on thermostat • Holds coolant in block • Opens to cool
Outboard Water Circulation Systems • Pressure-vacuum water flow system • propeller causes pressure & vacuum • Centrifugal force • no moving parts (propeller)
How Oil Cooling Works • Oil collects dirt and particles • Removes heat (5%)