Water temp

[weak spruce]

Water intake temp in oil cooling is different than coolant water temp

[sleek vector]

i think it is meant to be different

[golden kayak]

It is diff

[weak spruce]

How when it's same loop

[golden kayak]

It's not, the coolant system is a separate system

Supposingly a cooling agent provider

No not a coolant agent provider

Just coolant provider

Silly me

[weak spruce]

So why it doesn't run without it

[golden kayak]

There's a valve

You didn't notice?

Wait

Well basically that oil coolant pump input needs a cooling water supply from the coolant system

The coolant system is intended to be the supplier for the plant's coolant

[weak spruce]

So how does the water cools 4 degrees in the pipes while traveling

[golden kayak]

I assume there's a receiver tank which cools the intake water that comes from an external source to the coolant system. Then the coolant system cleans it off before storing it in a storage tank before further coolant use

So, basically, the coolant receives, cools, filters, then outputs for further use

Clear?

[weak spruce]

So it's temp of water in the cooling tank and not the output water that goes to oil cooling intake?

[golden kayak]

No, the oil cooling intake water receives it from the coolant system

That's why it stays cool

[weak spruce]

So why is it colder than water in coolant system

[sleek vector]

bro it should be abit hotter

[weak spruce]

Yeah, because room temp is 18-20 degrees