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Re: Thermodynamics B/C Build
Dumb question but does the impounded box have to be 15 x 15 x 15 cm or does just the thermo device have to be within those dimensions and the impounded box can possess whatever dimensions?
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Re: Thermodynamics B/C Build
The impounded box and the device are the same thing? If you're talking about your other materials, you're not limited to 15x15x15. Just the device.geniusjohn5 wrote:Dumb question but does the impounded box have to be 15 x 15 x 15 cm or does just the thermo device have to be within those dimensions and the impounded box can possess whatever dimensions?
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Ok so it's not let I have to put my thermo device inside another box? I'm just acting super paranoid hahaCookiePie1 wrote:The impounded box and the device are the same thing? If you're talking about your other materials, you're not limited to 15x15x15. Just the device.geniusjohn5 wrote:Dumb question but does the impounded box have to be 15 x 15 x 15 cm or does just the thermo device have to be within those dimensions and the impounded box can possess whatever dimensions?
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You can put it in a box if you want; mine was in a box last year. Be sure you label both boxes with your team name and team number though.geniusjohn5 wrote:Ok so it's not let I have to put my thermo device inside another box? I'm just acting super paranoid hahaCookiePie1 wrote:The impounded box and the device are the same thing? If you're talking about your other materials, you're not limited to 15x15x15. Just the device.geniusjohn5 wrote:Dumb question but does the impounded box have to be 15 x 15 x 15 cm or does just the thermo device have to be within those dimensions and the impounded box can possess whatever dimensions?
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Re: Thermodynamics B/C Build
It depends on the circumstances of your test. If you have a low volume and high temperature (e.g. 75mL and 75 degrees C), then I'd say that's pretty decent - we get -.009 to -.01. If it's on the other end of the spectrum (e.g. 125mL and 60 degrees C), that would be kind of high - we get -.004 to -.005. In the middle, that's a decent score - I'd expect about the same value from our box.stevieb711 wrote:Is a k-value of -.00749 any good? Honestly I have no idea
TL; DR: It depends on your volume and starting temperature, but at a medium volume and temperature, that's pretty good.
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Would a foam drink koozie count as a "commercially available thermos/cooler/vacuum sealed device"? (just look up foam drink koozie if you don't know what I'm talking about)smayya337 wrote:It depends on the circumstances of your test. If you have a low volume and high temperature (e.g. 75mL and 75 degrees C), then I'd say that's pretty decent - we get -.009 to -.01. If it's on the other end of the spectrum (e.g. 125mL and 60 degrees C), that would be kind of high - we get -.004 to -.005. In the middle, that's a decent score - I'd expect about the same value from our box.stevieb711 wrote:Is a k-value of -.00749 any good? Honestly I have no idea
TL; DR: It depends on your volume and starting temperature, but at a medium volume and temperature, that's pretty good.
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I doubt it but don't rely on being able to use itCPScienceDude wrote:Would a foam drink koozie count as a "commercially available thermos/cooler/vacuum sealed device"? (just look up foam drink koozie if you don't know what I'm talking about)smayya337 wrote:It depends on the circumstances of your test. If you have a low volume and high temperature (e.g. 75mL and 75 degrees C), then I'd say that's pretty decent - we get -.009 to -.01. If it's on the other end of the spectrum (e.g. 125mL and 60 degrees C), that would be kind of high - we get -.004 to -.005. In the middle, that's a decent score - I'd expect about the same value from our box.stevieb711 wrote:Is a k-value of -.00749 any good? Honestly I have no idea
TL; DR: It depends on your volume and starting temperature, but at a medium volume and temperature, that's pretty good.
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Ok, I included it in one of my early designs and it performed really well. But I didn't want to be told I wasn't allowed to use it at a competition and be screwed for my predictions.UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:I doubt it but don't rely on being able to use itCPScienceDude wrote:Would a foam drink koozie count as a "commercially available thermos/cooler/vacuum sealed device"? (just look up foam drink koozie if you don't know what I'm talking about)smayya337 wrote: It depends on the circumstances of your test. If you have a low volume and high temperature (e.g. 75mL and 75 degrees C), then I'd say that's pretty decent - we get -.009 to -.01. If it's on the other end of the spectrum (e.g. 125mL and 60 degrees C), that would be kind of high - we get -.004 to -.005. In the middle, that's a decent score - I'd expect about the same value from our box.
TL; DR: It depends on your volume and starting temperature, but at a medium volume and temperature, that's pretty good.
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Re: Thermodynamics B/C Build
Just prepare a replacement ( a way it could be removed e.g.). If it can't be removed, then exacto/duct tape it enough it doesn't look like a commercial product. Some proctors can be really picky.