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> seals Are they also required bellow boiling temp ? You probably don’t need much more than 55C at home. Increase the temp to store more energy and use a ther
by aziaziazi 3y ago
> seals
Are they also required bellow boiling temp ? You probably don’t need much more than 55C at home. Increase the temp to store more energy and use a thermal expending socket to stop heat production before boiling temp.
> ohmic resistors
Isn’t it similar to the eddy current generator he talk about ? http://www.bulipi-eee.tuiasi.ro/archive/2013/fasc.4/p12_f4_2013.pdf http://www.bulipi-eee.tuiasi.ro/archive/2013/fasc.4/p12_f4_2...
- thsksbd 3y agoIf the water is not boiling you're going to need a very large system (for natural convection) or a pump.
- Cerium 3y agoWe should be able to design the mixer fins and chamber such that it generates some pressure differential between the input and output ports.
- aziaziazi 3y agoDo the size of the system need to be that much larger for 95C compare to 100C ? In my understanding the post talk about methods that do not involve pressure. On top of that if you want more heat you may simply use a liquid switch higher boiling temp.
- thsksbd 3y agoYes because at 100C you can use phase change to transport water, which means you've built a primitive heat pipe. At 95C H transport is slow so heat will accumulate until it reaches 100. But then you have boiling and, w/out good seals water loss.