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TallTxnMo · 05-23-2003, 10:52 AM

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Should work. Your cold plate and water will both be at ambient at start up, so you would have to account for that. I wonder if there would be a few seconds where the cold plate might be warmer than the water temp right after start up.
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Probably so, but the purpose is to not startup until the temp(resistance) is colder on the coldplate than the water temp. Been a long time since I've used my electronic skills (long, long time) but should be able to set it up so there's a set temp difference before allowing the setup. Like maybe the coldplate has to be 10 degrees colder than water temp before allowing start up. Don't think this would be too hard to design.

05-23-2003, 10:52 AM	#24
TallTxnMo Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Missouri Posts: 35	---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Should work. Your cold plate and water will both be at ambient at start up, so you would have to account for that. I wonder if there would be a few seconds where the cold plate might be warmer than the water temp right after start up. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Probably so, but the purpose is to not startup until the temp(resistance) is colder on the coldplate than the water temp. Been a long time since I've used my electronic skills (long, long time) but should be able to set it up so there's a set temp difference before allowing the setup. Like maybe the coldplate has to be 10 degrees colder than water temp before allowing start up. Don't think this would be too hard to design.