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Re: The Refrigerator
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- Subject: Re: The Refrigerator
- From: "Don Weyham" <D.B.Weyham@wlv.ac.uk>
- Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1998 13:58:14 +0100
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Hi Guys
>Yep, heat transfer is a real pain. When you are trying to conduct heat
>into that tank in the frige, you have to get by a thermal resistance for
>just the wall of the tank of 1 degree F per square foot per Btu. It is
>hard to get many square ft in a tank that fits in a small frige so the
>thermal coupling between the air in the frig and the water tank is not so
>good. Sigh! The air should get real cold in the frig and take care of
>this, but who knows how well the refrigerant does this. Lots of problems I
>don't want to solve today. It is true that a fan would help a lot. But
>things just get more and more complicated. Now you have the load of the
>fan motor heat.
How about using a small AC unit to circulate Air, there would be extra power
usage
but the cost in terms of additional heat for the circulation would be
negligible if not
negative.
Only a suggestion from a first timer
Don Weyham
D.B.Weyham@wlv.ac.uk