Development and Evaluation of Nanofluid Heavy-Duty Coolant

Jin Mao Chen; Guan Jun Leng; Ru Juan Yi; Bo Gao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1082.279

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Development and Evaluation of Nanofluid Heavy-Duty Coolant

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In order to meet the demand of heat rejection requirement of heavy-duty engine, a novel nanofluid heavy-duty coolant was developed in this paper by taking advantage of nanofluid heat transfer technique and organic acid technique. Comparing with conventional heavy-duty coolant, the heat transfer capacity increased more than 10%, which solved the problems of limited thermal conductivity and convective heat transfer performance. The coolant possessed the characteristics of a qualified engine coolant should have and could be a promising engine coolant.

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Jin Mao Chen*, Guan Jun Leng, Ru Juan Yi, Bo Gao

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Convective Heat Transfer, Coolant, Heavy-Duty Engine, Nanofluid

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