Sentence examples for Radiator fan from inspiring English sources

Applications of this methodology in the incompressible flow domain include broadband analysis of propulsor-radiated noise on undersea vehicles and radiator fan noise in cars.

The stack model uses an analytic approach; the cooling system model is composed of a radiator, fan, reservoir, water pump and three way valve.

Upgrading the traditional thermostat, water pump, and radiator fan with servo-motor driven actuators permit real time computer control to improve temperature regulation and reduce power consumption.

The electric engine cooling system, where the coolant pump and the radiator fan are driven by electric motors, admits advanced control methods to decrease auxiliary energy consumption.

With the help of Jay Larson, a machinist in Monroe, Wash., Mr. Anderson was able to manufacture missing parts to the specifications of the '09 DA — everything from a radiator fan to a missing piece of the rear axle.

In T.S.B. 10246 issued on Sept. 15, G.M. says a protective sleeve is needed on some Chevrolet Silverados and GMC Sierras to keep the hose from rubbing on the radiator fan shroud, which could result in a leak.

The common thermostat and mechanical pump are replaced by smart valves, variable speed pumps, and adjustable radiator fans.

There seemed no appreciation in the shop, cluttered with dusty radiator fans and greasy jacks, for the difficult task facing the Americans: the balance between applying enough military might to make Iraq stable -- to bring the "security" so many Iraqis demand -- and the reality that the insurgents causing the chaos have inserted themselves in cities filled with civilians.

If a simulated power failure is accomplished by killing power inside the building, what often occurs is normal utility power remains available to engine accessories, such as the fuel transfer pumps or the radiator fans and pumps.

If your car has electric radiator fans, you may be able to activate the electric fans with the engine off.

Delivery components introduce heating or cooling effect into conditioned spaces and include diffusers, baseboard radiators, fan-coil units, and a range of other "terminal" devices.