Method for controlling valve opening in thermostat by engine cooling water channel temperature and oil-water thermostat
A technology of engine cooling and thermostat, which is applied in the direction of engine cooling, coolant flow control, engine components, etc. It can solve the problems of poor sensitivity and inability to automatically control the fan speed, and achieve the effect of improving sensitivity
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[0019] A method of controlling the opening of the valve in the thermostat body by using the temperature of the engine cooling water channel. It installs an oil-water thermostat on the engine cooling water channel, and uses the temperature of the engine cooling water channel to control the opening of the valve in the thermostat body. Automatically adjust the oil flow of the oil valve, thereby controlling the speed of the fan with the hydraulic coupling, so as to achieve the purpose of automatically controlling the temperature of the vehicle engine. The starting temperature of the oil-water thermostat is 70°C to 90°C.
[0020] As shown in the attached drawing: an oil-water thermostat, which includes a thermostat bushing assembly 1 and a thermostat body 2 . Thermostat bushing assembly 1 consists of threaded joint 1-1, thermostat bushing joint 1-2, thermostat bushing 1-3 and temperature sensing body 1 installed in thermostat bushing 1-3 -4 and thermostat ejector rod 1-7. The thr...
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