Monzatech IEC: a functional engine cooling system from a performance point of view

In the catalog Monzatech, a company on the outskirts of Monza that operates in automotive engineering research, stands out IEC. THE'Intelligent Engine Cooling is a cooling control system for engines, covered by an international patent since 2016.

The Monzatech IEC system

The abbreviation IEC indicates Intelligent Engine Cooling, an electronic system for controlling and managing the temperature of cooling liquids with multiple possibilities of use. From motorbike engines to those of cars, commercial and even agricultural vehicles. A solution for those engines that require cooling with an improvement in performance and durability, according to indications.
If we consider the use in motorcycling, Monzatech IEC is attracting interest in the off-road sector given that, for example, the Twinsbike Racing Team has adopted the system on the winning Yamaha Teneré 700 fielded in the Italian Motorally Championship.

Just as it is also appreciated in the motard scene, as witnessed by Michael Amodeo, who took part in the European Motard Championship with a Yamaha 450 equipped with the IEC system. According to Amodeo, as reported on the occasion, this Monzatech solution allows for greater reliability by refining performance. One is highlighted Proven increase of 2% power and 2% torque. Some international teams are testing the implant with a view to future use, as suggested.
The increase in power and torque can be found in the various engines equipped with IEC and also applies to those with large automotive-type cubic capacity.

Those involved in competitions can rely on traditional solutions, where the cooling is on or off, without the opportunity to modulate its effectiveness and without dynamic temperature management. The peculiar aspect of the IEC system, however, is precisely the understanding of the state of the engine, interpreting the critical issues and lowering or increasing the flow rate of the coolant as needed. An action that traditional mechanical pumps cannot perform.

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