Split cooling system for marine jet engine
OwnerChad Studebaker, Olin Greeninventors
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A cooling system for marine jet engines includes a marine jet engine assembly, a pressurized raw water inlet, a centrifugal filter, a strainer, and a hull-mounted heat exchanger. The marine jet engine assembly is configured with an engine, a drive shaft, a stator, a manifold heat exchanger, an exhaust, a water pump, and a coolant outlet so that the vessel can be functional. The pressurized raw water intake is in fluid communication with the stator. The centrifugal filter is in fluid communication with the pressurized raw water intake to supply a direct flow of raw water from the stator. The raw water is then cleaned through the strainer, discharged into a water inlet of the manifold heat exchanger, and discharged from a water outlet of the manifold heat exchanger before exiting into the exhaust. The hull-mounted heat exchanger is in fluid communication with the coolant outlet and the water pump.
A cooling system for marine jet engine comprising:
A cooling system for marine jet engine comprising:
A cooling system for marine jet engine comprising:
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