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Coolant Flow vs External Restriction

the first plot illustrates coolant flow to the radiator for various
restriction radiator packages. The second plot is the same data plotted by rpm.

The data can be used to predict radiator coolant flow rates for a given restriction cooling package. Additionally, the data can be used for troubleshooting
by measuring engine outlet and engine inlet pressures and then predicting what the flow rate should be. This can be used to troubleshoot cooling tests, field issues, etc.

This data is generated with a blocked open stat, 50/50 E.G./Water mix, and without a pressure cap.

2002 ISX Coolant Flow vs External Restriction by Erpm

2002 ISX External Restriction Flow Curves (Blocked Open Stat, Automotive ratio of 1.95:1)
(Blocked open stat, Automotive ratio of 1.95:1)
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External Restriction (psi)

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External Restriction (psi)

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2 0

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Coolant Flow (gpm)
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Coolant Flow (gpm) 600 rpm 718 rpm 820 rpm 922 rpm
1128rpm 1230rpm 1282 rpm 1385 rpm
10% Fisher Vlv Nominal Rest 20% Fisher Vlv 30% Fisher Vlv 1487 rpm 1588 rpm 1692 rpm 1795rpm
40% Fisher Vlv 50% Fisher Vlv 60% Fisher Vlv 100% Fisher Vlv 1900rpm 2000rpm 2100rpm Nominal Rest

** Fisher Valve Position used to simulate various radiator restrictions

Revision 1 - 12/9/02 This data is production representative as of this date.

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Revision 1 - 12/9/02 This data is production representative as of this date.