Podcasts about Coolant

Dr. Cassandra Higham from Castrol joins Associate Editor Cary Gitter on Advanced Manufacturing Now to discuss how intelligent lubrication is transforming maintenance from reactive to predictive. Dr. Haim also shares how Castrol's latest innovation—Smart Coolant—is setting new benchmarks in coolant management, helping manufacturers reduce waste, control costs, and extend equipment life.

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Running a machine shop means juggling jobs, customers, employees, and the unexpected—usually all at once. For years, Stuard of Monarch Manufacturing tried to keep everything in his head and on scattered spreadsheets. But as his shop grew, so did the chaos.In this episode of the Impractical Machinists Podcast, Sam joins us to share how implementing an ERP system from ECI gave him something every shop owner craves: control, visibility, and peace of mind. With the system in place, Sam's team gained clarity on scheduling, job tracking, and profitability—while customers got more transparency and confidence in the work being done.Sam opens up about what life was like before ERP, the lessons learned while scaling a shop, and how freeing himself from constant firefighting changed the way his business runs. If you've ever wondered whether an ERP system could actually make a difference in a small-to-mid-sized shop, this conversation is a real-world look at how it can transform not just operations—but the day-to-day life of an owner.Connect with Sam here.

Machining aerospace alloys presents challenges to tool performance. A comprehensive strategy is essential to achieve optimal performance while avoiding process-limiting issues. These alloys are ideal for high-stress components due to their strength and heat resistance. However, their poor machinability stems from high strength and low thermal conductivity. Effective strategies encompass optimising cutting parameters, utilising advanced tool materials and coatings, and employing efficient cooling and lubrication techniques. Implementing precise toolpaths and chip evacuation can significantly enhance performance. “The biggest issue when machining high-temp alloys is heat,” says Danny Davis, Senior Staff Engineer Solutions at Kennametal. “We need to take special care in managing the heat through correct speeds, coolants, coatings and substrates.” Where is the heat coming from? Heat generated during cutting does not dissipate easily into the workpiece or chips when compared to other materials. This forces the tool, and sometimes the part, to bear the thermal burden. Every machining operation is essentially a thermal system where electrical energy enters the spindle and converts into kinetic energy (tool rotation and movement) and heat (from plastic deformation). During chip formation, three distinct phases occur: Rubbing, involving pure friction   Plowing or plastic deformation, where approximately 90% of energy becomes heat   Shearing, where actual chip separation occurs but still generates significant heat “Thermal energy is the biggest factor damaging the cutting edge,” said Steve George, Senior Manager, Product Design Engineering at Kennametal. Ways to Manage Heat in High-Temp Alloys Use tools designed for efficient cutting by reducing specific cutting energy—the energy required to remove a unit volume of material. Tools like HARVI™ I or HARVI II reduce cutting energy through optimised geometries and coatings.   Deploy advanced coatings such as Kennametal's KCSM15A grade, engineered specifically for high-temp alloys. Its smoother, thinner layer retains a sharper cutting edge while enhanced abrasion resistance makes it ideal for aggressive nickel-based alloy conditions.   Increase lubrication with high-pressure coolant systems or minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) to reduce thermal loads, particularly at high cutting speeds. Lubrication cools and separates contact surfaces, directly reducing energy converted to heat during rubbing and plowing stages.   Use tools made of insulating materials like ceramics or certain coated carbides. Since high-temp alloys have poor thermal conductivity, heat stays near the tool. If the cutting tool conducts heat better than the workpiece, it absorbs more heat and wears faster.   Minimise contact time during chip formation. Traditional milling involves constant contact, increasing heat due to extended machining time. Dynamic milling uses smaller radial engagement and keeps the cutter moving with less surface contact. Coolant and Lubrication Best Practices High-temp alloys require strategic coolant management: Water offers excellent heat transfer but poor lubrication. Combat abrasion with coolant rich in extreme pressure (EP) additives.   Air aids chip evacuation when coolant isn't viable. Neat oils provide superior lubrication but are reserved for extreme cases due to maintenance requirements. Placement matters as much as volume. Ensure coolant hits the cutting zone directly—poorly aimed nozzles waste coolant and leave tools vulnerable. Tools like the HARVI IV series offer through-tool coolant delivery. “Higher coolant concentrations help reduce abrasive wear and manage heat when machining high-temp alloys,” said Katie Myers, Product Manager Marketing at Kennametal. “High-pressure through-tool coolant ensures effective heat removal and chip evacuation, crucial for tool life and part quality.” Using Ceramic Tools in a Dry Environment Ceramic tools offer unique advantages when machining high-temp aerospace alloys. Their extreme temperature resistance makes them well-suited for dry cutting where traditional carbide tools struggle. “When we discuss ceramic tools, we're almost always talking about dry cutting,” explained George. “You need careful setup because ceramic tools are much more sensitive to tool path and workpiece geometry.” Managing heat without coolant is key with ceramics. George noted, “Heat is obviously a big concern with high-temp alloys, but ceramic likes heat. We want to generate heat and eliminate it quickly.” George advised avoiding re-cutting and ensuring good chip evacuation to prevent premature wear or failure. He suggested specific motion strategies: “Step the walls of pockets. As you step down, move away from the wall with each pass. This keeps the tool away from the heat zone and helps prevent excessive burr formation.” Effective Approaches for Solid End Milling of Aerospace Components Pocketing Techniques and Methods of Entry: Many aerospace parts feature deep, complex pockets requiring proper entry strategy and cutter selection, especially in materials prone to work hardening and thermal stress. “Pocketing is one of the most common aerospace operations, but it can be tricky with high-temp alloys,” said George. Plunge entry works best for small pockets with limited space. HARVI I TE or HARVI II TE solid end mills plunge directly into material, offering high flexibility for tight spaces. Ensure cutting forces don't exceed machine capabilities.   Ramp entry suits deeper pockets and allows more aggressive cutting. Straight angle ramping can significantly reduce cycle times but requires machine rigidity to withstand higher forces.   Helical interpolation provides the most stable and efficient pocketing strategy due to lighter depth of cuts. Corner geometry requires careful consideration. Oversized tools can cause excessive radial engagement in tight corners, increasing wear and chatter. “If you have a half-inch radius corner, use a three-quarter-inch diameter tool, maybe even 5/8,” said George. “Use a small enough tool to follow the corner arc without gouging or over-engagement.” Minimising Chatter and Maintaining Rigidity: Chatter often stems from machine-tool interface issues with high-temp alloys. Even the best tool can fail if the spindle or machine lacks rigidity to absorb cutting forces. “Chatter occurs when there's too much movement between tool and part, leading to inconsistent cuts and tool wear,” explains Myers. “The best way to reduce chatter is ensuring your machine has sufficient rigidity.” If chatter persists despite adjusting stickout and tool selection, reduce depth of cut to lessen cutting forces instead of slowing feeds and speeds. This keeps vibrations in check without impacting cycle time. “Even with a robust machine, combining long stickout and weak spindle can lead to chatter. It's about balancing tool size, rigidity and cutting force,” George says. Cutting Parameters and Tool Life Tool longevity directly relates to cutting parameters. Running tools at correct speeds, feeds and chip loads ensures maximum tool life while preventing premature wear. Speed is crucial when machining high-temp alloys—too fast burns through tools quickly. Chip thickness is equally important. Light radial engagement without proper feed compensation leads to rubbing rather than cutting, generating excess heat and accelerating wear. Wall Stiffness and Support Geometry When machining features like blisks, isogrids, or blades, geometry plays a critical role in maintaining part stability and minimising deflection. Adjacent or curved walls often reinforce features, offering opportunities to exceed standard roughing rules. “The curvature of the blade actually adds stiffness to that part,” said Davis. “These rules are guidelines. If the wall has curvature, adjacent walls, corners, or bottom radii—all add stiffness.” Conclusion Machining aerospace components from high-temp alloys demands more than just the right tools—it requires a comprehensive strategy addressing heat, rigidity, toolpath planning, and part geometry. Using the right strategies keeps you ahead of the solid end milling curve in machining complex aerospace parts.

The air conditioning and refrigeration industries are asking Congress to chill an EPA initiative started under the Biden administration to change refrigerants used in AC units. The EPA move seeks to respond to climate change by changing to refrigerants such as propane, which is highly flammable. To further complicate matters, there's a phase-in period with transitional coolants. We speak with Bob Cochell, owner of Gulf Coast Air Systems, former president of the Florida Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors Association, and longtime advocate for the HVAC industry. 

What to know before changing coolant. Transmission trouble. Preventing power steering fluid leaks. What could be causing a noise in the brakes? How to replace a wheel barring. What happens if a key fob is stolen? What to know about your tire tread. What maintenance should be done to a vehicle that's been sitting for some time? Easy paint jobs. Why could a horn go out? The best way to clean an engine. Why you should not over fill the gas tank. Ask our car care expert Nick Stoffel of Lloyds Automotive. Visit lloydsautomotive.net 651-228-1316.

Pt. 2 of Malachi and Nick's discussion with Coolant on the lore of Star of Providence. You should listen to Pt. 1 first.Please keep in mind, the discussion is full spoilers for the game (for real, this episode has some extra deep secrets), so listen at your own risk!Also discussed: Just lore. Yep, it's the only thing we talk about in this one, too! But if you're reading this right now, I imagine that's what you came for...Check out Coolant's Lore Doc here:Lore of ProvidenceOur awesome theme music was composed by Garoslaw, and we're still floored it exists!A huge thanks as always to both Garoslaw and AlexMdle for allowing us to use their music and sfx in this podcast.Their work is available on Bandcamp: https://arcofdream.bandcamp.com/What are your thoughts on the StarProv lore? Join the Discord server and let us know!discord.com/invite/gyY5ystZPGEdited by MalachiThank you for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Malachi and Nick sit down with friend of the show Coolant for a deep dive into the Star of Providence lore. Wiki editor, admin, and lore enthusiast, Coolant's generous, well-researched two-part lecture is a treat for any fellow lore lovers. Please keep in mind, the discussion is full spoilers for the game, so listen at your own risk!Also discussed: Nothing. We literally talk about lore the entire time. Strap in!Check out Coolant's Lore Doc here:Lore of ProvidenceOur awesome theme music was composed by Garoslaw, and we're still floored it exists!A huge thanks as always to both Garoslaw and AlexMdle for allowing us to use their music and sfx in this podcast.Their work is available on Bandcamp: https://arcofdream.bandcamp.com/What are your thoughts on the StarProv lore? Join the Discord server and let us know!discord.com/invite/gyY5ystZPGEdited by MalachiThank you for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Beachball head. Who's got the button? Are JLR's tires bald? Does Duji have walking pneumonia? Against Me lead singer performs a radical song at Bernie Sanders fighting the oligarchy rally. The Satanic Verses. JLR makes an announcement. Someone on the show has a coolant leak. A 20-year-old missing Pitt student was last seen at Riu Republic Resort in Punta Cana. Wendy Williams asks for help. Rover found a scratch on his car and is playing detective to figure out how it happened. Is Duji trying to drive a wedge between Rover and B2? Duji is spotting. The director of Human Centipede made another movie five years ago that will not be released. Duji lied about her age. Snitzer and his wife sleep in a queen size bed. High school track runner is hit with a baton in the back of the head. Did you hear that?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Beachball head. Who's got the button? Are JLR's tires bald? Does Duji have walking pneumonia? Against Me lead singer performs a radical song at Bernie Sanders fighting the oligarchy rally. The Satanic Verses. JLR makes an announcement. Someone on the show has a coolant leak. A 20-year-old missing Pitt student was last seen at Riu Republic Resort in Punta Cana. Wendy Williams asks for help. Rover found a scratch on his car and is playing detective to figure out how it happened. Is Duji trying to drive a wedge between Rover and B2? Duji is spotting. The director of Human Centipede made another movie five years ago that will not be released. Duji lied about her age. Snitzer and his wife sleep in a queen size bed. High school track runner is hit with a baton in the back of the head. Did you hear that?

Dive into the world of advanced data center cooling with a focus on the revolutionary stainless steel Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU) designed for AI and GPU chips. We'll explore its crucial role in managing the intense thermal demands of modern data centers, the benefits of stainless steel construction, and Armstrong's cutting-edge technology in fluid management.

Dive into the complexities of antifreeze and coolant technology with industry expert Joe Long, Senior Field Technical Trainer at Old World Industries, in this informative EPARTRADE webinar. Joe breaks down the science behind various coolant formulations, debunks common myths about coolant color compatibility, and explores how evolving technologies, like electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles, are reshaping coolant needs. Learn practical tips on coolant management, the importance of choosing the right coolant, and what's on the horizon for eco-friendly vehicle cooling solutions. Watch now to gain expert knowledge that could save you from costly engine issues!

Hey there, James Piecowye back again with Part 2 of the Powerworks Podcast! This time, Glenn Power and I dive deep into the world of AC systems, engine coolant, and the dangers of DIY maintenance. We discuss the challenges of keeping cool in the UAE's humid climate, the skyrocketing costs of AC refrigerant, and the importance of regular servicing. Glenn also warns against using those tempting DIY coolant kits - turns out they can do more harm than good! And if you've been considering engine flushes, think again. Glenn, with his wealth of experience, sets the record straight on why regular oil changes are the most practical choice. This is advice you don't want to miss! So, what are you waiting for? Hit that subscribe button, give us a like, and prepare for more car-tastic conversation. Let's go!

Hey there, James Piecowye back again with Part 2 of the Powerworks Podcast! This time, Glenn Power and I dive deep into the world of AC systems, engine coolant, and the dangers of DIY maintenance. We discuss the challenges of keeping cool in the UAE's humid climate, the skyrocketing costs of AC refrigerant, and the importance of regular servicing. Glenn also warns against using those tempting DIY coolant kits - turns out they can do more harm than good! And if you've been considering engine flushes, think again. Glenn, with his wealth of experience, sets the record straight on why regular oil changes are the most practical choice. This is advice you don't want to miss! So, what are you waiting for? Hit that subscribe button, give us a like, and prepare for more car-tastic conversation. Let's go!

Thanks to our Partner, NAPA Auto Care Recorded at the NAPA Autotech Training Research Center in Canton, OH, Tracy Capriotto and Bill Weaver from NAPA Autotech Training take listeners through an in-depth, hands-on training session focusing on the safe handling and disassembly of high voltage battery pack, specifically from a Chevrolet Bolt. With the increasing prevalence of these vehicles, it is essential for automotive professionals to stay informed and equipped to handle the challenges that come with servicing them. Bill Weaver, NAPA Autotech Trainer. Listen to Bill's previous episodes HERE Show Notes Watch Full Video Episode NAPA Autotech: https://www.napaautotech.com/learn High Voltage Battery Pack Overview (00:00:16) Importance of EV Training (00:00:36) Safety Gear and Protocols (00:00:54) Understanding Arc Flash Protection (00:02:23) Preparation for Battery Disassembly (00:04:06) Manufacturer's Instructions for Disassembly (00:05:36) Types of Bolts Used (00:07:06) Voltage Levels in the Battery Pack (00:08:18) Gasket Removal Techniques (00:09:12) Revealing the Battery Pack Interior (00:09:56) High Voltage Battery Characteristics (00:11:29) Safety Preparations and Voltage Readings (00:12:51) Meter Testing Setup (00:15:26) Importance of PPE and Tools (00:17:44) Coolant and Battery Interaction (00:20:00) Voltage Measurement Process (00:21:55) Battery Energy Control Module Explanation (00:25:02) Importance of Following Service Manuals (00:26:39) Understanding Battery Cell Configuration (00:29:58) Importance of Electrical Knowledge (00:31:01) Safe Practices in Battery Disassembly (00:32:49) Concerns with Damaged Electric Vehicles (00:36:23) Upcoming AAPEX Event in Vegas (00:38:08) Thanks to our Partner, NAPA Auto Care Learn more about NAPA Auto Care and the benefits of being part of the NAPA family by visiting https://www.napaonline.com/en/auto-care Connect with the Podcast: -Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RemarkableResultsRadioPodcast/ -Join Our Virtual Toastmasters Club: https://remarkableresults.biz/toastmasters -Join Our Private Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1734687266778976 -Subscribe on YouTube:

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On this week's episode of Grease the Wheels, Uncle Jimmy goes into what the internet thinks is the top 10 causes of cars breaking down. Some of these haven't been relevant in almost 30 years, while some of these we have never seen once in our wrenching careers - this is a bit dated so we have a fair bit of fun with it. In a weird semantic sort of argument, a lot of these are more “reasons why your car isn't working in the first place” rather than the cause of mid-trip breakdowns. We also get into some of the incredible advancements in user friendliness that cars have baked into themselves over the past 50 years, as well as Uncle Jimmy's own personal “I wasn't home yet!” experience. Coolant, charging systems, and tires are more the culprit to modern breakdowns, but you already knew that! This is a jam-packed, double-barrelled episode that you are not going to want to miss even though you probably won't learn anything! Wait, we lied! Tune in for how to easily diagnose starter motor batteries on some of your various high voltage, mild hybrid vehicles.Also Uncle Jimmy lists his favorite repair manuals. 

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Welcome to Astronomy Daily, your daily dose of celestial wonder and cosmic news. I'm Anna, your host, and I'm thrilled to take you on today's journey through the fascinating world of astronomy. In our podcast, we bring you the latest updates, expert insights, and detailed commentary on everything happening beyond our planet.Today we've got an exciting lineup of stories that will captivate both seasoned astronomers and curious newcomers alike. We'll start with NASA's recent decision to cancel a spacewalk again due to a coolant leak. What happened, why it's significant and what it means for future missions. Then we'll dive into a busy week of launches by SpaceX and JAXA, highlighting their challenges and achievements. We'll also explore China's Chang'e-6 mission, returning with groundbreaking samples from the moon's far side. We'll examine the close approach of two large asteroids as they fly by Earth and talk about why it's crucial to enhance our detection systems. Ever wondered why some planets have moons while others don't? We'll delve into the science behind it, and later we'll uncover the mystery behind a massive aurora in the arctic sky. So sit back, relax, and let's embark on this cosmic journey together.00:00 Welcome to Astronomy Daily, your daily dose of celestial wonder and cosmic news01:10 NASA calls off a spacewalk due to a leak in an astronaut spacesuit03:12 After delays due to tropical storm Alberto, SpaceX has several upcoming launches scheduled05:09 Japan gearing up for third launch attempt of h three rocket on June 3006:18 The Chang'e six mission is set to return with samples from the far side08:28 Two large asteroids will pass by Earth this week coinciding with Asteroid day10:47 Understanding why planets have moons or don't is a complex puzzle13:51 December 2022 aurora was unusually smooth and broad16:26 Today's Episode Wrapwww.astronomydaily.iowww.bitesz.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/astronomy-daily-the-podcast--5648921/support.

Thanks to our Partners, NAPA TRACS, AutoFix Auto Shop Coaching, and Today's Class Recorded at the NAPA EV Ready Training Center in Canton, OH, Corey Evaldi, Dave Justice, and Matt Fanslow dive into the theory and science of the automotive industry. This episode covers critical topics, including electricity, the importance of proper training, and the principles behind EV components. Corey Evaldi, Olmstead Auto Care, Olstead Falls, OH. Listen to Corey's Episodes HERE. Dave Justice, Owner, Repair Shop of Tomorrow.  Listen to Dave's other episodes HERE. Matt Fanslow, Senior Technology Specialist and shop manager, Riverside Automotive, Red Wing, MN. Matt's previous episodes HERE Matt Fanslow Podcast: Diagnosing the Aftermarket A to Z Show Notes Watch Full Video Episode Discussion on Understanding the Science (00:02:03) The importance of understanding the science of electric vehicles and its impact on running a successful automotive business. Learning about AC and DC Voltage (00:04:01) Matt Fanslow shares ghost voltage and the importance of understanding AC and DC voltage in automotive repair. Safety Precautions and Respect in the Industry (00:05:09) The importance of safety precautions and the need for respect in the automotive industry. The Science of Electric Vehicles (00:06:25) The discussion shifts to the science of electric vehicles and the need for deep knowledge and theory in understanding and managing EV technology. Evolution of Technology and Its Impact (00:09:35) The rapid evolution of technology and its impact on the automotive industry. Applicability of Scientific Knowledge (00:12:01) The importance of using theory and scientific knowledge in managing and operating a successful automotive business is discussed. High voltage safety (00:19:07) Discussion about the importance of high voltage safety precautions and the risks of not following proper procedures. EV training and tools (00:19:35) Importance of education and proper tools for working on electric vehicles and the potential dangers of not using them correctly. Hazards of lithium-ion batteries (00:21:57) The potential dangers of lithium-ion batteries, including fires and explosions, and the importance of proper safety measures. Importance of EV training (00:24:43) The significance of attending comprehensive EV training, including safety protocols, and the value of networking with experienced professionals. Real-life EV servicing (00:25:59) The benefits of hands-on EV training and the value of experiencing real-life scenarios to prepare for working on electric vehicles. Coolant chemistry and safety (00:30:26) Discussion about the importance of proper coolant mixing and the dangers of using incorrect coolant for electric vehicles. Importance of theory and education (00:34:22) The value of continuous learning and the importance of understanding the science and technology behind automotive repair. Changing perceptions of automotive technicians...

Send us a Text Message.Episode 321: In this week's episode we start by talking about 3 common ideas in heavy-duty parts that need to be challenged. First, how total cost of operation should be considered over purchase price. Second, how salespeople are not usually able to both capture new business and nurture existing business; these take separate skill sets and different personality traits. Third, how experience in automotive does not always prepare you for working in heavy-duty.Our guest interview is with Colin Dilley, the Vice President of Technology at Prestone who we caught up with at HDA Truck Pride's Annual Meeting. Colin discusses the challenges of making new coolants compatible with changing truck technology, including electric trucks and 3D printed parts. He also gives some tips of what to look for in a long-lasting coolant that will protect your trucks, especially in the summer heat.Show Notes: Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com for complete show notes of this episode and to subscribe to all our content.Sponsors of this EpisodeHeavy Duty Consulting Corporation: Find out how many “fault codes” your heavy-duty parts business has. Meet with us today. Visit HeavyDutyConsulting.comHengst Filtration: There's a new premium filter option for fleets. If you're responsible for a fleet, you won't believe how much using Hengst filters will save you. But you've got to go to HeavyDutyPartsReport.com/Hengst to find out how much.Diesel Laptops: Diesel Laptops is so much more than just a provider of diagnostic tools. They're your shop efficiency solution company. Learn more about everything Diesel Laptops can do for you today by visiting DieselLaptops.com today.HDA Truck Pride: They're the heart of the independent parts and service channel. They have 750 parts stores and 450 service centers conveniently located across the US and Canada. Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com/HDATruckPride today to find a location near you.Disclaimer: This content and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, The Heavy Duty Parts Report may receive a commission.  Sign up for our weekly email so you never miss out on an episode: Follow the Show

Episode Description Welcome to another thrilling episode of Lets Talk Wheels! Hosts Jeremy Birenbaum and Mike Herzing bring you valuable automotive insights on both classic and modern vehicles. In this episode, they are joined by Sean Nguyen from Shell Pennzoil as they decode the essentials of car coolant and why it is not to be ignored. Listen in as they explain Targa tops and sedans, taking you on an enlightening journey through the world of automotive design. This episode also brings you closer to the glory of classic cars and helps to understand their value, quirks, and pitfalls when modifying them. A major highlight of the show is an in-depth review of the luxurious 2024 GMC Yukon Denali Ultimate Series. Mike shares his candid and detailed insight on this remarkable vehicle, taking you through its exterior aesthetics, sophisticated interior, and state-of-the-art technological features. They also dive into the emerging trends, maintenance costs, and the recent giant Ford recall. For fans of modern vehicles, the hosts discuss the detailed review of the 2024 Mazda CX-50 Turbo in the Meridian Edition.  This show isn't just for automotive enthusiasts but also for anyone intrigued by cars—from vintage to brand-new models; there's something for everyone in this episode of Let's Talk Wheels.

Evans Waterless Coolant's Powersports Director John Light discusses the origins of the product, why it works, and more. 

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Malachi and Nick are joined by Coolant to pitch each other their ideas on what a Star of Providence show would look like.Also discussed: A coveted ZeroRanger achievement, embracing the rain, and cooking fried rice.Coolant's Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/ccoolantThe Earthbound Strategy Guide: Earthbound Strategy Guide: https://tiredoldhack.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/earthbound-strategy-guide.pdfThanks as always to Garoslaw for allowing us to use his music and sfx in this podcast.His work is available on Bandcamp: https://arcofdream.bandcamp.com/Questions? Comments? Join our Discord server and let us know!discord.com/invite/gyY5ystZPGThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a short compilation of outtakes that are usually posted in our Discord server every Monday between episodes.They feature many of our friends: Squega, Garoslaw, Rutabaga, Coolant, Lilac Vrt Olligoci, Meriscan, PaperLaur, DucDuck.We thank them all once gain for spending time talking Star of Providence with us!Thanks as always to Garoslaw for allowing us to use his music and sfx in this podcast.His work is available on Bandcamp: https://arcofdream.bandcamp.com/Questions? Comments? Join our Discord server and let us know!discord.com/invite/gyY5ystZPGThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thanks to our Partner, NAPA Auto Care Recorded Live at MACS (Mobile Air Climate Systems) 2024 Training Event & Trade Show, Joe Long at discusses the evolution and importance of coolants. Joe shares his expertise on the impact of coolants on engine systems, the specifics of coolants for electric vehicles, and the challenges posed by new technologies. He also explores the transition from conventional to organic acid coolants and the importance of proper coolant testing and maintenance. The conversation also covers diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), its testing procedures, and maintenance tips to ensure fluid quality in automotive and heavy-duty applications. Joe emphasizes the need for education and proper maintenance to prevent system failures and maintain vehicle efficiency. Joe Long, Director, Heavy Duty Business Development, Old World Industries Show Notes Watch Full Video Episode Joe Long's background (00:00:42) Joe Long's extensive experience in the trucking industry and his transition to working with Old World Industries. Old World Industries and Peak brand (00:02:06) Discussion on Old World Industries and the Peak brand as a leading supplier of various coolants for heavy-duty and automotive applications. Importance of coolants in automotive and heavy-duty applications (00:02:51) The critical role of coolants in engine maintenance and the impact of coolant-related engine downtime. Battery electric vehicle coolants (00:05:19) The development and testing of coolants for battery electric vehicles, including the challenges and specific requirements for these systems. Longevity and types of coolants (00:08:09) Insights into the history and types of coolants, including the case of Dex-Cool and its compatibility issues. Coolants for hydrogen-powered battery electric vehicles (00:10:16) Research and development of coolants for future hydrogen-powered battery electric vehicles and the challenges associated with this technology. Coolant color and types (00:11:18) The significance of coolant color and the distinction between conventional and heavy-duty coolants in different vehicle systems. Testing and maintenance of coolants (00:14:57) The importance of testing coolant for compatibility and the recommended test procedures for automotive technicians. Color, Clarity, and pH (00:18:59) Discussion on testing for color, clarity, and pH levels in coolants, and the significance of organic acid technologies. Water and Glycol Content (00:19:48) Explanation of the purpose of water and glycol in cooling systems, and the impact of temperature and driving conditions on the glycol-water ratio. Refractometer Testing (00:22:02) Importance of using a refractometer to accurately measure water glycol content and freeze point in coolants. Coolant Blend and Inhibitors (00:23:17) Discussion on maintaining the proper blend of glycol and water, and the consequences of diluting inhibitors in the coolant system. Testing for Inhibitors (00:24:00) Explanation of the importance of testing for inhibitors in coolant systems and the differences between old and new technology. Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) and SCR Systems (00:26:37) Overview of the evolution of diesel exhaust systems, including EGR, DPF, and SCR systems, and the role of DEF in reducing emissions. DEF Composition and Shelf Life (00:29:11) Insight into the composition of DEF, its...

In honor of LeVar Burton's birthday this Friday, the SNP crew celebrate their favorite episodes featuring Geordi La Forge!From his early days as the Enterprise's helmsman and his promotion to Chief Engineer to becoming a Commodore and overseeing the fleet museum, Geordi La Forge is one of Trek's most beloved characters.Plus, your favorite Geordi moments, the Strange New Loop, and much more on episode 173 of Strange New Pod.Support the show

We need some Auto Mechanics to weigh in. Changing tires and does Coolant effect AC?

In this episode of Shop Matters, Mike Hampton welcomes Michael Hobbs of Blaser Swisslube as they discuss the intricacies of coolant technology and its impact on manufacturing. From product development in Switzerland to tech centers in the US, discover the evolution of synthetic and non-synthetic coolants, Blaser Swisslube's cutting-edge products, their unique four-step process to providing tailored solutions for customers, and how their partnership with Okuma drives innovation and customer value. -------------------- Be sure to subscribe and follow Okuma and their guests for the latest updates on products, services, and more! CONNECT WITH OKUMA: https://www.okuma.com https://www.instagram.com/okumaamerica https://www.linkedin.com/company/okuma-america-corporation https://www.facebook.com/OkumaAmericaCorporation https://www.twitter.com/OkumaAmerica https://www.youtube.com/user/OkumaAmericaCorp CONNECT WITH BLASER SWISSLUBE: https://www.blaser.comhttps://liquidtool.com https://www.instagram.com/blaserswisslube https://www.linkedin.com/company/blaser-swisslube https://www.facebook.com/blaserswisslube https://www.twitter.com/BlaserSLUSA https://www.youtube.com/user/blaserswisslube1

Ron starts this episode with a call on an 09 Impala that chugs on cold start up : talks about learning mechanics with no shop classes in schools these days : takes a call on an 86 Crown Victoria and questions on coolant : talks about maintenance. Visit us at https://www.cardoctorshow.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa Wang recently graduated from Harvard with a degree in Environmental Science & Engineering. During her undergrad, she started the Harvard Undergraduate Clean Energy group, conducted a lot of research on decarbonization and other related topics, and had numerous internships, such as with CTVC, Prime Impact Fund, and other venture backed startups. In addition to this, she Co-Founded a startup called Coolant which aims to protect and restore nature through carbon monitoring. In this episode, Lisa goes into detail about some of her experiences, while also providing students with advice on balancing commitments, prioritizing experiences, and more generally just getting involved in energy! For more information on Lisa's projects, you can check out her website: https://shorturl.at/gouz8.    Keynotes: - Using energy as a vehicle to address the climate crisis - How to prioritize different types of experiences in college - Resources and tips to get involved in climate/energy work   And follow us on: Newsletter: https://www.energy-terminal.com/newsletter-signup  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/energy-terminal  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/energyterminal/ 

https://youtu.be/CxrhfYShuIEMatt and Sean play a little catch up after some breaks. Matt talks about his experience at Fully Charged Live in Vancouver, the rise of CO2 heat pumps, and solar power's incredible climb to dominance. Watch the Undecided with Matt Ferrell episode, How Solar Power Got So Cheap … So Fast https://youtu.be/-ykE9ei3c3M?list=PLnTSM-ORSgi7uzySCXq8VXhodHB5B5OiQWatch the other Undecided with Matt Ferrell episode, Why CO2 Heat Pumps Are The Future Of Cooling https://youtu.be/npqzHpeIvhM?list=PLnTSM-ORSgi4dFnLD9622FK77atWtQVv7YouTube version of the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/stilltbdpodcastGet in touch: https://undecidedmf.com/podcast-feedbackSupport the show: https://pod.fan/still-to-be-determinedFollow us on Twitter: @stilltbdfm @byseanferrell @mattferrell or @undecidedmfUndecided with Matt Ferrell: https://www.youtube.com/undecidedmf ★ Support this podcast ★

TOPICS: Resin 3D printing with Grimsmo's daughter how we first learned about CNC machining Willemin lathe parts Saunders' Okamoto surface grinder runs! Coolant foaming Process improvements

Ron starts this episode with a story about how the car culture changes with a story about an 11 Subaru : takes a call on an 03 LeSabre where the coolant has turned black : takes a call on a 20 MKZ with questions on maintenance as the caller is buying it from a lease : takes a call on an 05 Chevy Classic with rack and pinion problems : takes a call on an 06 Taurus and questions on out of tolerance conditions on the alignment. Visit us at https://www.cardoctorshow.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TOPICS Grimsmo was on vacation Terminator movie Breaking drills on Swiss lathe Puck chucks and training classes at SMW Speedio grinding SMW internal newsletter Coolant temperature  

TOPICS   Family stuff Kern updates, running great! Saunders Puck Chuck, heat treat, tolerances Surface grinder Coolant management, foaming, water management

Shannon is away in sunny Florida and Chris is snowbound. Russ takes the wheel a little lonely. Will he make it? 1. Why does my 1995 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 have a clunk from the rear end while in 4-wheel drive? 2.Why does my 1995 Chevy Truck die while running then I have to put the gas pedal to the floor to start it? 3. My 2003 Dodge Durango has a broken blower motor. I have replaced the blower and resistor several times. How do I fix it? 4. Should I use Oil Additives in my car? I am in Canada. 5. Ford Escape escapes us. 6.Why is my 2005 F250 Ford Truck stuck in low 4-wheel drive? 7. Are my head gaskets bad on my 2000 Jeep Liberty? Coolant leaks from the exhaust.