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Originally Posted by Cathar
Alcohol (ethanol) has a higher viscosity than water for temperatures above about 10C.
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Sorry, dident have the books in hand...
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Acetone
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And will probably melt most of the sealings...
I got the books in hand now...
I find two liquids interesting
1. Methanol (CH3OH), 0,30 (10^-3Ns/m^2), 0,023 (N/m), 2,50 (kJ/(kg*K))
2. Dietyleter (C2H5)2O, 0,23 (10^-3Ns/m^2), 0,017 (N/m), 2,30 (kJ/(kg*K))
As reference:
Water, 1,00 (10^-3Ns/m^2), 0,073 (N/m), 4,18 (kJ/(kg*K))
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Originally Posted by Cathar
The blocks are of middling/moderate restriction only, and I mean that in terms of comparing to some of the various super-restrictive euro-blocks, and in comparison to the more open-flow US designs.
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The thing is that most of your pump losses happen in the channels towards the cooling block