What is the correct sequence of the coolant flow in a Thermosyphon system?(a) Engine-Header tank –Radiator-Collector tank(b) Collector tank- Header tank-Radiator- Engine(c) Engine-collector tank- Header tank-Radiator(d) Radiator- Header tank- collector tank- EngineI had been asked this question in exam.I'm obligated to ask this question of Methods of Cooling topic in chapter Cooling System of Automotive Engine Design

What is the correct sequence of the coolant flow in a Thermosyphon sys

1.	What is the correct sequence of the coolant flow in a Thermosyphon system?(a) Engine-Header tank –Radiator-Collector tank(b) Collector tank- Header tank-Radiator- Engine(c) Engine-collector tank- Header tank-Radiator(d) Radiator- Header tank- collector tank- EngineI had been asked this question in exam.I'm obligated to ask this question of Methods of Cooling topic in chapter Cooling System of Automotive Engine Design
Answer» Correct CHOICE is (a) Engine-Header tank –Radiator-Collector tank For explanation: The COOLANT ABSORBS the HEAT from the engine and with the hose pipe flows to the header tank and then loses all of the heat in the radiator and then moves to the collector tank where the coolant is collected.

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