Internal-combustion engines – Cooling – Interrelated coolant flow and throttle control
Patent
1985-06-10
1987-02-17
Cuchlinski, Jr., William A.
Internal-combustion engines
Cooling
Interrelated coolant flow and throttle control
236 345, F01P 716
Patent
active
046431349
ABSTRACT:
An engine coolant system contains a thermostat in a horizontally disposed line from the engine and a horizontally disposed air vent or bypass passage located above the thermostat to bleed air from the system. The bypass system contains a buoyant valve having a duckbill-like shape that pivots to one position by buoyancy in response to coolant flow to seal an air vent opening to the radiator, or to a return non-buoyant position permitting the bleed of air; one embodiment providing a valve with a buoyant insert as well as a weight insert; a second embodiment consisting entirely of a material buoyant in the conventional engine coolant.
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Cuchlinski Jr. William A.
Ford Motor Company
McCollum Robert E.
Sadler Clifford L.
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