Tropical Coolant

Tropical Coolant is designed to remove excess heat from an internal combustion engine especially in high heat areas/ tropics. It also serves to prevent freezing and most importantly protection from corrosion. An operating engine typically converts only one third of the energy derived through the combustion of fuel into work that moves the vehicle. The other two thirds is converted into heat, of which one third goes out with the exhaust. This leaves the remaining third in the engine block, necessitating the need for a coolant to adsorb this heat, transport it to the radiator and dissipate it into to the environment. Through the removal of this heat by the coolant fluid, the engine is able to operate in an efficient manner. Embedded with anti-corrosive properties to protect the metallic surfaces of the engine's various parts.

Improved heat transfer and lesser internal corrosion contributes significantly to overall operating and maintenance costs. Recommended as a heat transfer fluid for line heaters, ground thawing, athletic fields, grave digging, snow melting systems for loading ramps, walkways, highways, and airfield runways, even HVAC systsms as well as solar energy collection systems.