Military-Vehicles: [MV] Physics vs. Radiators

[MV] Physics vs. Radiators

A.Mehlhorn (a.mehlhorn@t-online.de)
Wed, 6 Aug 97 09:38 +0100

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Physics says that the heat transfer is better, when the
speed of the fluid is higher. The Waermeuebergangskoeffizient
(Heat-Transfer-Factor, I don't know the exact word in
english) becames better with higher fluid speed.

So the efficiency of a radiator is better, when the water
flows faster.

Too high water speed in the water jacket of the engine is an
other question.

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