Subject	Yup - higher velocities on either side are beneficial
Posted by	black300zx on March 28, 2013 at 10:01 PM
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In Reply To	Yup. Just had to look it up in my heat transfer book... LOL (n/m) posted by AHos(Chicago) on March 28, 2013 at 07:51 PM
Message	Higher velocities = higher reynolds number = higher convective heat transfer coefficient That being said, in a liquid-air heat exchanger, the air side will usually be the dominating thermal resistance, and therefore be more sensitive to flowrate than the liquid side.
Follow Ups	Those that fabbed up oil cooler lines from An lines - KongZTT GT28RS MD 08:47:16 03/28/13 The restricter is there to slow the oil only to keep it - youngbloodz 09:37:53 03/28/13 I do have a spare NA oil filter tree. - KongZTT GT28RS MD 10:35:17 03/28/13 if using a na oil filter tree, the factory oil temp gauge - toykoz32 11:59:46 03/28/13 sensor* (n/m) - toykoz32 18:56:15 03/28/13 FWIW, oil flowing "too fast" through the cooler won't - black300zx 11:24:34 03/28/13 Do you have that backwards? - AHos(Chicago) 11:54:43 03/28/13 No he's correct. (n/m) - white22sky 12:14:24 03/28/13 Yup. Just had to look it up in my heat transfer book... LOL (n/m) - AHos(Chicago) 19:51:40 03/28/13 Yup - higher velocities on either side are beneficial - black300zx 22:01:45 03/28/13 I know what the restrictor's purpose is. - KongZTT GT28RS MD 16:01:30 03/28/13 Re: I know what the restrictor's purpose is. - RZturbo 18:25:19 03/28/13 Re: I know what the restrictor's purpose is. - team7 18:43:54 03/28/13 Full flow with Mocal thermostatic sandwich plate... - ConVerTT 00:22:59 03/29/13 Re: Full flow with Mocal thermostatic sandwich plate... - team7 18:11:03 03/29/13 Mine were tight in there too. I remember I had to fiddle - ConVerTT 20:19:12 03/29/13 And yes - next time I would use 8 instead too (n/m) - ConVerTT 20:26:13 03/29/13 Re: Full flow with Mocal thermostatic sandwich plate... - team7 10:59:03 03/30/13 I used 8AN lines with a Setrab cooler. - SuparexTT 22:50:58 03/29/13 I don't understand your connections? - ConVerTT 09:06:34 03/30/13
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