Ever wonder how a standard single pass radiator works? Here is a quick teaser for our upcoming video. The final video will act as a complete guide to automotive cooling so stay tuned.
In this teaser we are just covering the basics of how a radiator operates. There are a lot of variables that impact the way a radiator performs. We will be covering all these variables in the upcoming video. Let us know want to learn, or see, in the comments below! Don’t forget to subscribe for new video releases.
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So it just spreads the surface area and since aluminum transfers heat quickly (which is why we use aluminum pans and foil) it absorbs all the air
Wow a cliffhanger didn’t expect that lol
He’s explaining the flow process of coolant backwards because cooling system works by, hot coolant coming from the engine via thermostat into the outlet hose to the radiator cores where it is cooled off by traveling across the radiator removing heat and and transferring it to the atmosphere. By the time the coolant reaches the other end, it travels to the inlet lower hose into the water pump to engine to cool the engine with cooled coolant and repeat the process.
Thanks
Thx buddy. So no coolant goes into the fins at all? The fins are simply a heatsink?