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Thermal Comfort Analysis Thermostat Valve

Amit Patil, Vinay Hogle, Vyankatesh Gaikwad, Sujal Randive, Rahul Thakare

Abstract


analysis that has given performance on the basis of thermal analysis of thermostat valve. Play
an important role in automobile Cooling system. And its performance can change according to its
different temperature conditions. Thermostat valve has been extensively study with the primary
direction it's Bring Down engine temperature and upgrade performance of engine. Thermostat valve
play an important role in automobile cooling system for durable the engine temperature in working
condition. In this spot we use computer model analysis and simulation to examine thermal changes in
thermostat valve using two different apparatus/material for analysis of thermostat Valve thermal
analysis and simulation display the thermal changes in thermostat valve and tell how it will effect on
cooling system. In automobile engine, there was a cooling system which work as cooling to the all
vehicle. In such system the thermostat valve is operating all the cooling system with help of wax which
is present in charge cylinder. The wax having something different property which work as at time of
high temperature as fluid and at time of low temperature as solid structure in cooling system. The
thermostat is 10/heart of cooling system it’s because of the without thermostat the system will not
work properly. The engine is a reciprocating device which is work on heat of the fuel crate heat which
is control by the cooling system. There was two different type of cooling system one is water cooling
system another one is air cooling system. Most probably for the giant engine the water cooling system
is used which is give power lost to engine but its profitable for the engine life. Air cooling system is
maintenance free which is profitable but its work on small size of engine just like two wheeler engine.


Keywords


Thermal change, cooling system, two material, stable, thermostat

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