Pa laboratory exam natin ang kalidad ng ating tubig sa Maynilad or Manila Water accredited testing agency. Kung safe ba ito sa radiator.
Then good for you. Pure water is a good conductor of heat, glycol diminishes its thermal capacity.
Thing is you flush your system every 6 months. How does the water look like then?
It isn't how water per se affect your radiator's cooling capacity, but its reliability. Remember the problem you're incurring here is that water alone will boil very quickly. Your linings are going to be more vulnerable to cavitation and corrosion.
Last edited by EVO-V; December 3rd, 2012 at 06:17 PM.
pag ang GTOil naglabas ng coolant......
panis lahat ng nilalagay niyo sa radiator
Last edited by uls; December 3rd, 2012 at 06:33 PM. Reason: wala lang
Bro pag distilled water like yung sa mga naka-bottle sa stores (wilkins,Etc) hindi hard water yun kase "pure H2O"...
walang ibang nasa water kung hindi molecules ng water na H2O..hehehe...
yung binibili mo for your house sa mga refilling stations, soft water na din ata yun, kase dumaan na yun sa reverse osmosis...
pag nag buhos ka tubig from maynilad na source/gripo, Pag natuyo meh makikita ka circles na parang white sa paint, yun yun mga minerals na naiwan after the H2O evaporated...
so pag sa radiator yun nilagay at uminit na kung saan saan didikit yung mga minerals at salts... tapos overtime maipon at pwede makabara at reduce cooling, or worse rust...
What type is your water? The Water Quality Association of the United States defines hard water as having dissolved mineral hardness of 1 GPG (grain per gallon) or more. Here is a helpful table to show the hardness of water: (Chemistry of Hard and Soft Water)
Soft Water- less than 1 gpg
Slightly Hard- 1-3.5 gpg
Moderately Hard- 3.5-7 gpg
Very Hard- 7-10 gpg
Extremely Hard- over 10 gpg
water from faucet--- hard water
water from refilling stations---soft
water from rain( rain sa province hindi sa urban area)---soft
water from distillation---soft
water from poso/wells----hard
If it was said by someone who has genuine sympathy for people it would have more credence.The tragedy of it all is that... there is truth in this statement.
Then again here's a bit of an argument against frequent coolant changes: what you discard goes into the environment.
If we did care well enough for our environment and health we'd take the time to know what we are doing right and what we need to improve on. The problem with ranting is that it gets nowhere.
Last edited by EVO-V; December 3rd, 2012 at 07:35 PM.