The engine radiator, also known as the engine water tank, is a key component of the water-cooled engine cooling system. Cooling the engine through forced water circulation is a heat exchange device that ensures continuous operation of the engine within the normal temperature range.
The radiator works by utilizing the loss of heat energy from the coolant, and in order to ensure the appropriate temperature of the internal combustion engine, the loss of heat energy from the cooling water is indispensable. Generally, the cooling water is forced to circulate through various parts of the engine by the water pump driven by the engine. The device that absorbs the heat generated by the engine and dissipates it into the air is the radiator.
This heat dissipation accounts for approximately 20% to 30% of the total engine heat output
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