Work vehicle cooling system
View Patent ↗A work vehicle cooling system comprises a cooling fan ( 18 ) driven by the output from an engine ( 16 ), and a flow path for allowing an airflow ( 27 ) generated by the cooling fan ( 18 ) to be flown between the engine ( 16 ) and an operator's seat ( 14 ) without having passed through any of a radiator ( 20 ) and an oil cooler ( 21 ) for the engine ( 16 ). With this simple configuration, the heat generated by the engine ( 16 ) is prevented from being transmitted to the operator's seat ( 14 ).
1. A work vehicle cooling system, comprising:
a cooling fan ( 18 ) driven by the output from an engine ( 16 ) of a work vehicle; and
a flow path for allowing an airflow ( 27 ) generated by the cooling fan ( 18 ) to be directly sucked from outside of the work vehicle and a straight-line manner between the engine ( 16 ) and an operator's seat ( 14 ) without having passed through any of a radiator ( 20 ) and an oil cooler ( 21 ),
wherein in the airflow ( 27 ) flowing upstream toward downstream, the radiator ( 20 ) and the oil cooler ( 21 ), the cooling fan ( 18 ), and the engine ( 16 ) are arranged in the named order.
2. A work vehicle cooling system comprising:
a cooling fan ( 18 ) driven by the output from an engine ( 16 ) of a work vehicle;
and a flow path for allowing an airflow ( 27 ) generated by the cooling fan ( 18 ) to be directly sucked from outside of the work vehicle and a straight-line manner between the engine ( 16 ) and an operator's seat ( 14 ) without having passed through any of a radiator ( 20 ) and an oil cooler ( 21 ),
wherein the flow path comprises an air inlet ( 22 ) provided between the operator's seat ( 14 ) and at least one of the radiator ( 20 ) and the oil cooler ( 21 ).
3. A work vehicle cooling system according to claim 1 , wherein the cooling fan ( 18 ) is of suction type, and
the airflow ( 27 ) flowing between the engine ( 16 ) and the operator's seat ( 14 ) without having passed through any of the radiator ( 20 ) and the oil cooler ( 21 ) is sucked toward an engine room.
4. A work vehicle cooling system according to claim 2 , wherein the cooling fan ( 18 ) is of suction type.