What is the principle by which a cooling system (radiator) in a motor car works?
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In the car, the radiator is not really a radiator, because it does not really radiate, but rather uses forced convection on two sides, In one circuit, the coolant water takes heat from the engine and delivers it to the radiator (really heat exchanger), where the heat is transferred to forced air.
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