4 ms·
Do 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
by aziaziazi 3y ago
Do 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.