Heat regulation circuits for vehicles equipped with an electric

Internal-combustion engines – Cooling – Interrelated coolant flow and throttle control

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123 4131, 123 4144, F01P 312

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044309660

ABSTRACT:
A circuit is provided for thermally regulating a vehicle equipped with an electric retarder (2), using the forced circulation of a liquid successively through the engine (1,5) of the vehicle, a radiator (7) and a drive pump (6). An auxiliary circuit section (10) is provided comprising a heat exchanger (11) adapted to remove heat coming from the retarder or to yield up heat to the air current thrown back by the rotor of this retarder and a three-way electro-magnetic valve (12) adapted to bring this section (10) into circuit depending on whether the retarder is energized or not and/or whether the temperature of the liquid in the radiator exceeds a certain threshold or not. A second auxiliary circuit section (15-17) allows the passenger space of the vehicle to be heated.

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patent: 2446995 (1948-08-01), Bay
patent: 2541227 (1951-02-01), Findley
patent: 3190272 (1965-06-01), Falk
patent: 3851629 (1974-12-01), Mayer et al.

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