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Originally Posted by BGP Spook
How did you make the delta T?
EDIT: Question directed at jman1310.
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∆T is the difference between the cooling fluid and the ambient temp.
an oil cooler during normal use (on a transmission or a crank case) is cooling a fluid that's at 150-200 degrees
the fluid in a watering setup shouldn't be much over 100-120 degrees while the ambient is 70-90. these are very general numbers, as there are seasonal differences and other factors
jman