Simulation and optimization of engine cooling system for construction machinery vehicle

Journal Information

J. Hefei Univ. Tech. (Nat. Sci.), Apr.2023, Vol.46 No.4: 452-457

DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1003-5060.2023.04.004

Authors

ZHANG Hongqiang $ ^{1} $, SUN Dongfang $ ^{1} $, JIANG Bin $ ^{1} $, JIANG Ying $ ^{1} $, ZHANG Rui $ ^{2} $

(1. School of Automobile and Traffic Engineering, Hefei University of Technology, Hefei 230009, China; 2. Hefei Anxin Ruide Precision Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Hefei 230061, China)

Abstract and Keywords

Abstract: This paper introduces the basic principle of construction machinery vehicle engine cooling system as well as the performance of the main parts, sets up a simulation model for the cooling system using AMESim, and verifies the accuracy of the model by wind tunnel test. The paper analyzes the influence of ambient temperature, pump transmission ratio and radiator fin wave distance on the cooling system to optimize the performance of the cooling system. The study finds that the excessive ambient temperature will make a significant reduction in the performance of the cooling system. The cooling performance of the cooling system can be improved by appropriately increasing the pump transmission ratio and decreasing the fin wave distance of the radiator. Two modified radiators are presented in the paper, and the cooling system performance is improved by optimizing the fin wave distance of the radiators.

Keywords: engine; cooling system; ambient temperature; pump transmission ratio; fin wave distance

作者信息

张弘强 $ ^{1} $，孙东方 $ ^{1} $，江斌 $ ^{1} $，蒋影 $ ^{1} $，张锐 $ ^{2} $

(1. 合肥工业大学汽车与交通工程学院，安徽合肥 230009；2. 合肥安信瑞德精密制造有限公司，安徽合肥 230061)

摘要和关键词

摘要: 文章分析工程机械车辆发动机冷却系统基本原理及主要部件性能,采用 AMESim 仿真软件搭建冷却系统的仿真模型,基于风洞实验验证模型的准确性;研究环境温度、水泵传动比以及散热器翅片波距对冷却系统的影响,并探讨冷却系统性能的优化路径。结果表明,环境温度过高会使冷却系统性能显著下降,适当提高水泵传动比和降低散热器翅片波距可以提高冷却系统的冷却性能。该文设计的 2 款散热器通过优化散热器翅片波距提高了冷却系统性能。

关键词: 发动机；冷却系统；环境温度；水泵传动比；翅片波距

Funding

中国博士后科学基金资助项目（2020M681983）；中央高校基本科研业务费专项资金资助项目（JZ2021HGTB0093；JZ2020HGQA0211）

合肥工业大学学报(自然科学版)

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