I have to point out the specifics of my question.
1. No part of my question involves corrosion and the side effects of using plain water.
2. No part of my question concerns freeze protection.
Yes, the pressure cap does raise the boiling point. Good point.
BUT are the cooling systems...
Thank You. This pertains to current production cars. Not trying to "do" anything other than to understand if the systems are sized with enough capacity to permit straight water to provide adequate heat transfer. Or is coolant needed to raise boiling point.
Are today's auto cooling systems able to function with straight water as coolant under all conditions including full load at full output? Or are they designed so as to require chemical additives to prevent boil over?
I'm hoping to hear from an auto engineer thats intimately familiar regarding...
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