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I don’t think that’s right. The solid state methods can sustain a temperature differential with a given power/heat flow. If the hot side is cooler, the cold si
by wiredfool 5y ago
I don’t think that’s right.
The solid state methods can sustain a temperature differential with a given power/heat flow. If the hot side is cooler, the cold side can be cooler, or less power is required.
- yetihehe 5y agoIf you insert something between hot side and air to extract energy, there will be more heat resistance and lower heat transfer, but this resistance will be bigger than what you get from your energy extracting device. If you use that new device as a cooling enchancer, you will have to provide some power. If your first cooler user more efficient method, you should just make bigger unit using more efficient method, because otherwise whole apparatus will be less efficient.
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- s1artibartfast 5y agoThermoelectric elements add resistance. You are literally adding a giant resister between the hot and cold side, which decreases the thermal Flux for a given temperature difference.