Temperature control system for keeping temperature of an element of an internal combustion engine at a constant value
OwnerYoshikazu Kuzeinventor
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A control thermostat is connected to a liquid cooling system of an internal combustion engine. The control thermostat has an inlet housing part, an outlet housing part, both housing parts being connected each other to form a valve passage therein. A thermo-actuator is provided in the valve passage. A valve member is provided on an actuating rod of the thermo-actuator so as to be operated by the thermo-actuator. The inlet housing part and the outlet housing part are connected to coolant passages of the liquid cooling system so that a part of the coolant in the cooling system flows from the inlet housing part to the outlet housing part by passing through the valve passage. The thermo-actuator is arranged so as to close the valve when the coolant temperature in the outlet housing part is higher than a set temperature of the thermostat, and to open the valve when the coolant temperature is lower than the set temperature, so that the temperature of the coolant in the outlet housing part is kept at a constant value during engine operation. A jacket is provided for transmitting heat of the coolant discharged from the outlet housing part to an element of the internal combustion engine to thereby control an operating temperature of the element to a generally constant value during engine operation.
A constant temperature control system for an electronic fuel injection system of an internal combustion engine having a water jacket, a radiator, a water pump, and a coolant thermostat for controlling temperature of a coolant in a liquid cooling system, comprising:
A constant temperature control system for an electronic fuel injection system of an internal combustion engine, said internal combustion engine having a liquid cooling system including a water pump, a water jacket, a radiator, a first coolant passage provided between an outlet of the water jacket and an inlet of the radiator, a second coolant passage provided between an outlet of the radiator and an inlet of the water jacket and including the water pump, a bypass passage provided between the first and second coolant passages, a coolant thermostat having a main valve for closing the second coolant passage, and a bypass valve for closing the bypass passage, the coolant thermostat being provided for controlling the temperature of the coolant, the system comprising:
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