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RE:Best way to flush coolant system?

Subject: RE:Best way to flush coolant system?
by jhammons01 on 2008/1/14 17:44:46

Horse power? I am not referring to any increase or decrease. We are just discussing thermal dynamics for the purpose of getting the truth out in the open about how a radiator cools. And understand, I am not a "know it all". I have to work this out just like the rest of us. With Qacks very well thought out questions and very inquisitive curiosity, I think we can all learn something here.

I was correct previously. Temperature Delta is where it is all at.

Ok Heat dissipation through a given surface area can be calculated and a maximum number of watts transferred can be determined.

Again, if you are at the maximum watt transference and you increase the flow of heated fluid into the inlet.

Here is a good write up. You'll need to familiarize yourself with the nomenclature but in essence the Delta-T does not increase with added temps. The Delta-T remains a constant.

http://www.energy-based.nrct.go.th/Ar ... utomobile%20radiators.pdf
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