A study has been made of the heat-transfer processes in liquid-cooled engines and an equation has been developed that relates the heat rejection to the coolant and the engine operating conditions.

An analysis based on forced-convection heat-transfer theory, similar to the analysis presented for air-cooled engines in NACA Report No. 612, is made of the cooling processes in liquid-cooled engine cylinders.

Thermal Management in Automotive Applications points out solutions to this challenge, including material and design options.

This book is the most comprehensive source of information and basic understanding on the engine cooling system available to the general public.

All the cylinder-temperature data and all of the coolant-heat-rejection data, except those for which boiling of the coolant was most severe, were satisfactorily correlated.

The ultimate guide to engine cooling systems for peak performance.Covers basic theory and modifications; individual components such as water pump, radiator, and thermostatic control systems; and information on designing a cooling system.