AIR COOLING SYSTEM

♦️ AIR COOLING

Figure shows a typical air cooling system used in I.C. engines. In air cooling system, air is circulated around the cylinder block and cylinder head. Radiating fins are provided on the outer surface of cylinder barrel and cylinder head. This fins increases the heat radiating surface. As more air comes in contact with the cylinder, the heat is removed efficiently. The use of aluminium, copper and steel alloys improves heat
transfer.


The high velocity of air required for cooling is obtained by the forward motion of the engine itself. In stationary engines, air circulating fan is provided to circulate the air. The air cooling system is employed for scooters, motor cycles and air crafts.

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