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bobo5195 · 03-02-2006, 04:36 PM

I need to get a spec up of what exactly it is i'm trying to prove. At the moment i have a gut feel and a few good reasons why the whole 1d thing is bunkem, possibly and approach similar to mixing length in a pipe (mixing and heat transfer equations are very very close).

I'm looking at this from more of a block design standpoint and thermodynamics as opposed to a pure testing. I hope to at least get an equation out for a good base plate thickness after that who knows, i hope that i won't reinvent a better wheel but at least show some pointers for testing and improve understanding.

Anyway far to much work on at the moment to give the problem more than an odd thought on the tube.

03-02-2006, 04:36 PM	#29
bobo5195 Cooling Savant Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: uk Posts: 400	Re: T junction temp I need to get a spec up of what exactly it is i'm trying to prove. At the moment i have a gut feel and a few good reasons why the whole 1d thing is bunkem, possibly and approach similar to mixing length in a pipe (mixing and heat transfer equations are very very close). I'm looking at this from more of a block design standpoint and thermodynamics as opposed to a pure testing. I hope to at least get an equation out for a good base plate thickness after that who knows, i hope that i won't reinvent a better wheel but at least show some pointers for testing and improve understanding. Anyway far to much work on at the moment to give the problem more than an odd thought on the tube.