Reserve tank
A reserve tank is a tank that is connected to the radiator cap
via an overflow pipe.
When the coolant temperature increases, coolant (water vapor)
that flows out from the radiator cap is sent to the reserve
tank, and when the coolant temperature decreases, the coolant in
the reserve tank returns to the radiator.
The reserve tank works to prevent such wasteful outflows of
coolant and enables coolant to be used for long periods of time
without needing to be replenished.
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