Automobile internal combustion engine separated cooling device
A technology for a heat sink and an internal combustion engine, applied in liquid cooling, mechanical equipment, engine components, etc., can solve problems such as consumption of internal combustion engines, driver fatigue, and impact on drivers, and achieve the effects of fuel saving, noise reduction, and simple structure
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[0014] Specific embodiment 1: like Figure 1~3 Shown, a kind of automotive internal combustion engine split cooling device, comprises main radiator, secondary radiator, protective cover, pipeline, temperature control valve, fan bracket and is formed, and its technical scheme is: primary radiator 2, secondary radiator 6 are made of metal Made of copper, the main radiator 2 is set on the roof through the hinge 8, and the adjustment mechanism 7 is set under the main radiator 2; at the same time, the main radiator 2 is connected to the water tank 4 through the pipeline, and the water tank 4 is connected to the internal cooling system of the internal combustion engine and the water pump module 5 through the pipeline Afterwards, connect to each other with main radiator 2 through pipeline again, meanwhile, main radiator 2 is connected to water tank 4 after being connected with sub-radiator 6 through pipeline; Wherein, temperature sensor 3 and Solenoid valve 1; solenoid valve 1 is s...
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[0031] Specific embodiment 2: as Figure 4 As shown, when the main radiator 2 and the secondary radiator 6 meet the cooling conditions, the fan 9 can be removed to save production costs.
[0032] The automobile internal combustion engine split cooling device of the present invention is especially suitable for cooling the internal combustion engines of heavy trucks and passenger cars, and its effect is more obvious through experiments.
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