Thread: Peltier Blocks
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Unread 05-29-2004, 07:17 PM   #64
Incoherent
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Originally Posted by Jabo
Anyone knows how much does a 60mm diameter copper ball cost?
LOL.
That is one heavy block.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Jabo
Not necessarily, if you decrease 'headroom' (pins height) you will create very much more velocity due to decreased cross-sectinal area (see Bernoulli Law again) even though surface area increased - ...

The basic rule for all water block designs is the bigger thermal exchange area the better and the higher energy density dissipation per blocks area unit the better. Inertia of a block is an added bonus.?

Jabo, I'm inclined to agree with you. I was not envisaging a block quite that large however...
Reducing the "headroom" can be done with low profile blocks too. But. The surface area is vastly higher, offsetting it perhaps.
I've always lĂ*ked the idea of a spherical block. Never followed it through though.

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