The main job of the cooling system is to dissipate heat into the air to prevent the engine from overheating, but the cooling system has other important functions. The engine in a car runs best at moderately high temperatures. If the engine cools, it will accelerate component wear, which will reduce engine efficiency and emit more pollutants. Therefore, another important role of the cooling system is to make the engine warm up as quickly as possible and keep it constant temperature.
Cooling system accessories include: radiator, water pump, radiator electronic fan assembly, thermostat, water pump assembly, radiator supplement kettle, radiator fan, radiator lower shield, radiator cover, radiator upper shield, Thermostat cover, water pump pulley, radiator fan leaf, tee, radiator water temperature sensor, radiator air ring, water pipe, heat sink, radiator fan motor, upper and lower water pipes, radiator fan coupling, radiator bracket, temperature Control switch, etc.
Liquid cooling The cooling system of a liquid-cooled car circulates liquid through pipes and channels in the engine. As liquid flows through the hot engine, it absorbs heat, which reduces the temperature of the engine. After the liquid flows through the engine, it flows to the heat exchanger (or radiator), and the heat in the liquid is radiated to the air through the heat exchanger. Air-cooled Some early cars used air-cooled technology, but modern cars rarely use this method. This cooling method is not to circulate liquid in the engine, but to dissipate the cylinder through the aluminum sheet attached to the surface of the engine block. A powerful fan blows these aluminum sheets to dissipate heat into the air, thereby cooling the engine.