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Wouldn't that apply to pretty much every car/bike/truck engine?

Which was his point.

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[Blackal]

Which was his point.

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He was wrong. (And probably just trying to impress students with his ‘powers of reasoning’)

Engine - it is the primary heat transfer method.
Installation - it is the secondary/ultimate heat transfer method.

 

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He was wrong. (And probably just trying to impress students with his ‘powers of reasoning’)

Engine - it is the primary heat transfer method.
Installation - it is the secondary/ultimate heat transfer method.

He was a blackie, and it was a module we had to complete.

Although heat transfer is via radiation to air, just that there are more effective/efficient ways of doing it.

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[Blackal]

He was a blackie, and it was a module we had to complete.

Although heat transfer is via radiation to air, just that there are more effective/efficient ways of doing it.

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I think you have to say “of mixed race” these days.............

 

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Nah, blackie as in a Mechanical Engineer, I was a greenie or a Marine electrical and electronics engineer.

I think you have to say “of mixed race” these days.............

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[knutk]

Yes, the heat transference is via water or oil coolers (radiators) and hence by air.

My old mecheng lecturer was very particular and precise.

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With all due respect. This is a line of logic that even my wife would struggle to beat