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When a vehicle reaches its operating temperature, the thermostat opens up. Coolant flows through the engine; it absorbs the surplus heat and then disperses it into the air with the radiator.
To keep your engine healthy, choosing a good quality coolant is necessary. When Antifreeze is diluted with water, it can lower the freezing point of the coolant to about -27 degrees Celsius and raise the boiling to about 127 degrees Celsius. So, how will you know which coolant is the best or which one to choose? This video talks about the different types of coolants and which one is made for your vehicle.
A significant constituent of Coolant is MEG (Mono Ethylene Glycol). This antifreeze additive protects the cooling system from freezing down or boiling up. Every coolant has a different ratio of MEG, and it can define its performance.
A refractometer is a well-established instrument to measure the MEG content of Antifreeze. It measures the refractive index of liquid, which changes according to the moisture content. We have tested five of the best coolant available in the market and tested their MEG percentage. Watch the video to know more.
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11 апр 2022
