SAE Technical Paper Series 2018
DOI: 10.4271/2018-01-0079
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Design and Development of Cooling System for a Formula SAE Race Car

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“…The nature of air flow through a radiator core has a significant impact on radiator performance as investigated by Chunhui et al [10]. In addition to simulating air flow through the radiator, Rishabh et al [2] analysed the effect on heat transfer using CFD tools such as Siemens' Star CCM+ and predicted the temperature gradient and overall rate of heat transfer across the radiator.…”
Section: Figure 1 Racecar Cooling System Schematic Diagrammentioning
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“…The nature of air flow through a radiator core has a significant impact on radiator performance as investigated by Chunhui et al [10]. In addition to simulating air flow through the radiator, Rishabh et al [2] analysed the effect on heat transfer using CFD tools such as Siemens' Star CCM+ and predicted the temperature gradient and overall rate of heat transfer across the radiator.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The control of the operating temperature of an engine is crucial to its performance, emission generation, life span and durability of its components [1,2]. An automobile heat exchanger (radiator) is responsible for maintaining the operating temperature within the desired range.…”
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“…Wang et al, [1] analyzed the effect of rear mounted radiator and concluded that the rear mounted radiator can result in a 4% improvement in standard lap time. Bahuguna et al, [2] used both theoretical and simulation models to calculate the heat transfer coefficient and temperature drop through the radiator with varying parameters like core size, mass flow rate of water and air, fan configurations. Nikhita et al, [3] developed a sidepod to obtain the maximum possible air flow rate through the radiator through analytical calculations, simulations and experimentation.…”
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confidence: 99%