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Keskittyyjäähdytysneste, often referred to by its English equivalent "concentrated coolant" or "undiluted coolant," is a form of liquid coolant that has not yet been mixed with water. This concentrated form typically contains a higher percentage of the active cooling agents, such as ethylene glycol or propylene glycol, and a lower percentage of water. The primary advantage of using a concentrated coolant is its flexibility. Users can dilute it to the desired ratio based on their specific needs, climate, and the requirements of the system being cooled.

The dilution process is critical for achieving optimal performance and protection. The recommended ratio, usually specified by the manufacturer, dictates the balance between antifreeze properties, corrosion inhibition, and heat transfer capabilities. Incorrect dilution can lead to inadequate freezing protection, overheating, or accelerated corrosion within the cooling system. For automotive applications, a common dilution ratio is 50/50 with deionized or distilled water, providing a good balance of freeze protection down to approximately -37 degrees Celsius (-34 degrees Fahrenheit) and boil-over protection.

Concentrated coolant is generally more cost-effective in the long run than pre-mixed solutions, as the cost of transporting water is eliminated. However, it requires careful handling and accurate measurement to ensure proper mixing. Storage of concentrated coolant should also be done carefully, as it is a more potent chemical in its undiluted state. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for dilution and disposal to ensure safety and system longevity.