Technical data

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Design and function
Flow through aftercooler on TAMD63
1. Aftercooler
2. Heated air from turbocompressor
3. Cooled induction air to engine combustion
chambers
4. Sea water inlet (from sea water pump)
5. Sea water outlet (to heat exchanger)
Flow through heat exchanger TAMD63
1. Expansion tank
2. Hot coolant from engine thermostat housing
3. Coolant to coolant pump inlet side
4. Heat exchanger
5. Sea water inlet (from aftercooler)
6. Sea water outlet (to reverse gear oil cooler)
Thermostat
The engines have a piston thermostat (1) whose
sensor body contains wax. When the engine is cold,
the thermostat keeps the passage to the heat
exchanger completely closed. The coolant is then led
through a by-pass duct straight back to the engine.
As the engine warms up, the wax increases its
volume and the thermostat progressively opens the
passage to the heat exchanger at the same time as
the by-pass duct is closed.
Please refer to the Workshop manual “Technical Data”
page 21 for opening temperatures and colour
markings.
TAMD71, -72. Coolant pump (circulation pump) and
thermostat housing
1. Piston thermostat
Thermostat function, cold engine Thermostat function at operating temperature