Thermostat for an automotive engine cooling system

Automatic temperature and humidity regulation – Cooling radiator – Bypass

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F01P 714

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059927550

ABSTRACT:
A thermostat has a housing having a flange, an actuating rod secured to the housing at a first end thereof, a guide member slidably mounted on the actuating rod, a resilient seal spool provided around a second end portion of the actuating rod and secured to the guide member, a heat sensitive cylinder housing the seal spool and secured to the guide member, wax pellets provided in the heat sensitive cylinder to enclose the seal spool. The flange has a hole so as to pass a coolant, and the thickness of the resilient seal spool being set between 25% and 5% of the diameter of the actuating rod, thereby reducing a spring constant of a return spring of the thermostat.

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