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The volume of the coolant that overflows from the

Answer to Problem 16P
Solution:
The volume of the coolant that overflows from the radiator and the engine into the reservoir is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Initial volume of the radiator,
Initial volume of the engine,
Initial volume of the coolant (spread across the radiator and the engine),
Initial temperature,
Final temperature,
Coefficient of volume expansion for the coolant,
Formula used:
, where Vi is the initial volume and β is the coefficient of volume expansion
Calculation:
When the temperature increases, the volumes of the coolant, the radiator and the engine increase. Due to a higher rate of coefficient of volume, the expansion of the coolant as compared to aluminum, for the same temperature will be more; its increase in volume will be greater than that of the car parts. This will result in an overflow of the coolant, which will be collected by the reservoir.
The required total overflow can be obtained by finding the increase in volume of the radiator and the engine and subtracting from the increase in volume of the coolant.
The relation between the change in volume of a substance (ΔV)and the change in temperature (ΔT)is given by,
, where Vi is the initial volume and Δ is the coefficient of volume expansion
Here,
For aluminum,
Therefore, increase in volume of the radiator,
and increase in volume of the engine,
Increase in volume of the coolant,
The volume of the overflowing coolant,
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