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The radiator is equipped with a pressurized radiator cap and shut the radiator. This allows the coolant temperature rise of 100 \u00b0 C without boiling occurs. The use of a pressurized radiator cap (pressure seal) takes precedence because the radiator increases the cooling effect and make a difference in temperature between the outside air and coolant. At the radiator cap fitted valve and vacuum relief valve as in the second picture below.<\/p>\n

a) How the relief valve<\/strong>
\nWhen the cooling water temperature rise will lead to increased pressure, when the pressure reaches 0.3 to 1.0 kg \/ cm2 at 110-120 \u00b0 C. Relief valve will open and free the excess pressure through the overflow pipe.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Figure 4.22. Work Process Relief Valve<\/p>\n

b) How the vacuum valve<\/strong>
\nWhen the cooling water temperature dropped after the machine stops and forming a vacuum in the radiator that will open the vacuum valve suck cooling water from the reservoir (see figure below 4:21).<\/div>\n

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Figure 4.23. Work Process Vacuum Valve<\/p>\n

c) Tank Reserves<\/strong>
\nReservoir is connected to the radiator through the overflow pipe. Reservoir serves to prevent the waste of cooling water and ensure it can send coolant. For more details, see figure 4:22.<\/div>\n

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Figure 4.24.Reservoir Tank In Case of Cold and Heat<\/p>\n

d) Water Pump<\/strong>
\nThe water pump is used to pump the coolant from the radiator to the water jacket. Generally that is widely used is the centrifugal type. The water pump is driven by a fan belt or timing belt. 4:23 image below shows an example driven water pump fan belt.<\/div>\n

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Graph 4.25. Water pump (water pump)<\/p>\n

e) Thermostat<\/strong>
\nThermostat serves to accelerate the achievement of the working temperature of the engine. Common type of thermostat used is the type of wax (wax). In the thermostat are Jiggle valve that serves to mem-perm easy entry of water during charging. As shown in the picture below 4:26 in using wax.<\/div>\n

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Figure 4.26. Themostat With Wax<\/p>\n

f) Cooling Fan and Clutch Fluid<\/strong>
\nThe radiator is cooled by outside air, the cooling is not enough when the vehicle stops as well as the heavy equipment. It required the fan (fan) which will add to the cooling.<\/div>\n

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Figure 4:27. Construction Drive Fan<\/p>\n

The cooling fan is driven by an electric motor or fan belt. As shown in the picture above 4:27. Fluid coupling function more efficiently cool the radiator. When the air temperature is low, a low fan speed so that the engine gets hot and when the high temperature, automatic fan rotation becomes faster.<\/p><\/div>\n

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Figure 4.28. Radiator fan and clutch fluid (fluid clutch)<\/p>\n

g) Rope Fans<\/strong>
\nThe cooling fan is generally driven by the fan belt. Fan belt is divided into V-belts and V ribbed belt.
\n(1) V Belt<\/div>\n

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Graph 4.29. V belt<\/p>\n

V belt there are two types, namely the conventional type and the type of the cog. This type is often encountered as a driver of the fan. For more details can be seen in the picture above 4:27.<\/p>\n

(2) V Ribbed Belt
\nV ribbed belt has the advantage of a great power transfer efficiency and high heat, and durable<\/p><\/div>\n

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Figure 4.30. Construction V ribbed belt<\/span><\/span>
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