Liquid-cooling device for internal combustion engine
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1. A liquid-cooling device for an internal combustion engine, comprising:
- a radiator for cooling down cooling liquid for a liquid-cooling type internal combustion engine, by means of heat exchange between the cooling liquid and air;
an inflow path for guiding the cooling liquid from a cylinder head of the engine into the radiator;
a backflow path for guiding the cooling liquid cooled down by the radiator into a cylinder block of the engine;
a bypass connected with the inflow path and the backflow path, for making the cooling liquid bypass the radiator;
a liquid temperature controlling means installed at a junction of the bypass and the backflow path, for controlling temperature of the cooling liquid entering the cylinder block by adjusting a ratio between amounts of flows of the cooling liquid from the backflow path and from the bypass;
a first circulation means installed at a downstream of the liquid temperature controlling means for circulating the cooling liquid in accordance with a revolution of the engine;
a controller for controlling an operation of the engine;
a head cooling path diverging from the backflow path at a position between the radiator and the liquid temperature controlling means, for guiding the cooling liquid into the cylinder head; and
a second circulation means independently operated of the first circulation means and circulating the cooling liquid through the head cooling path, wherein the controller controls the operation of the second circulation means.
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Abstract
A head cooling path diverges from a backflow path at a position between a radiator and a thermostat and is connected with a cylinder head of an engine by bypassing a cylinder block of the engine. A pump circulates the cooling water through the head cooling path, to the cylinder head, when the engine is operated at a high load and/or a vehicle is in a rapid acceleration, so that sufficiently cooled cooling water is supplied directly to the cylinder head.
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1. A liquid-cooling device for an internal combustion engine, comprising:
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a radiator for cooling down cooling liquid for a liquid-cooling type internal combustion engine, by means of heat exchange between the cooling liquid and air;
an inflow path for guiding the cooling liquid from a cylinder head of the engine into the radiator;
a backflow path for guiding the cooling liquid cooled down by the radiator into a cylinder block of the engine;
a bypass connected with the inflow path and the backflow path, for making the cooling liquid bypass the radiator;
a liquid temperature controlling means installed at a junction of the bypass and the backflow path, for controlling temperature of the cooling liquid entering the cylinder block by adjusting a ratio between amounts of flows of the cooling liquid from the backflow path and from the bypass;
a first circulation means installed at a downstream of the liquid temperature controlling means for circulating the cooling liquid in accordance with a revolution of the engine;
a controller for controlling an operation of the engine;
a head cooling path diverging from the backflow path at a position between the radiator and the liquid temperature controlling means, for guiding the cooling liquid into the cylinder head; and
a second circulation means independently operated of the first circulation means and circulating the cooling liquid through the head cooling path, wherein the controller controls the operation of the second circulation means. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A liquid-cooling device for an internal combustion engine, comprising:
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a radiator for cooling down cooling liquid for a liquid-cooling type internal combustion engine, by means of heat exchange between the cooling liquid and air;
an inflow path for guiding the cooling liquid from a cylinder head of the engine into the radiator;
a backflow path for guiding the cooling liquid cooled down by the radiator into a cylinder block of the engine;
a head cooling path diverging from the backflow path, for guiding the cooling liquid into the cylinder head by bypassing the cylinder block; and
a circulation means for circulating the cooling liquid in a first circuit comprising the cylinder block, the cylinder head, the inflow path, the radiator, and the backflow path, the circulation means further circulating the cooling liquid in a second circuit comprising the cylinder head, the inflow path, the radiator, and the head cooling path, depending on an operational condition of the engine.
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