Internal-combustion engines – Cooling – With cooling of additional parts or materials
Patent
1999-02-12
2000-08-08
Kwon, John
Internal-combustion engines
Cooling
With cooling of additional parts or materials
123 4129, F01P 1108
Patent
active
060985763
ABSTRACT:
An enhanced split cooling system for a turbocharger and an engine includes an oil cooler, a three-way valve assembly and a four-way valve assembly for controlling the flow of coolant, and radiators and subcoolers, for controlling coolant temperature. The valve assemblies are independently controllable to direct coolant through an oil cooler and a turbocharger intercooler either directly from the engine if the oil cooler and intercooler require heating or from the radiators and subcoolers if the oil cooler and intercooler require cooling. Depending upon the engine operating temperature, the valve assemblies can be configured to establish at least three different coolant processing modes.
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Aggarwal Mahesh Chand
Marsh Gregory Alan
Nowak, Jr. Theodore John
Rhodes Wayne Arthur
Smith Geoffrey Daniel
Buesse James H.
General Electric Company
Kwon John
Snyder Marvin
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