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  1. Did some gliding (sailplane)  in Oz, loved it - had a weird idea to make a model one, but like nothing which exists now, and should get about 25% more distance...

     

    In the midst of making it, carbon fibre, 3D printing etc.... 

     

    BUT.... will need to test.  Looking for a grassy slope for testing  - void of people and trees ....  ie 1:10 ratio as glider I expect to be about 1:60 glide ratio.

     

    does anyone know where to find such a slope  - within 2hrs drive from Bangkok ?

     

    Thanks 

     

    A bit of fun, night crash and burn but had fun doing it. Taught myself Fusion 360 from scratch, and learning to print delicate parts taken lots of trial and error. 

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  2. 6 hours ago, azt219 said:

    Are you looking for a welder or the equipment (TIG welding machine and stainless steel welding wires)?

     

    For welders, it's quite difficult if you don't speak Thai.  

     

    Cheers... lived here for 30 years, and read and speak Thai so no issue there. 

     

    Yes... looking for someone better than my current guy to do some "precision" work welding 1.5mm stainless steel into little boxes 

  3. 4 hours ago, eisfeld said:

    Wait until you realize that it also doesn't state the ambient temp and so none of the formulas anyone - including you - posted can be actually applied to get the heat loss in Watt. And what about your formula for convective heat loss? What fluid are we talking here? Oh and what's the flow rate? Hm yea, we don't seem to know, do we. Let me put it like this: You guy CANNOT use this NONEXISTING DATA to CALCULATE the answer and Complete the Homework Assignment. This conversation has boggled the mind indeed.

    ok ...30 Deg C

  4. 7 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

    Sure, and so then you are suggesting that the user create a table based on temperature measurements for all possible ambient temperatures which may be encountered in the environment in question?

     

    If so, there are tables which are already prepared available on the net, I guess.

     

    But I thought that the question was "how to calculate"....

     

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    Thanks... seen that one too.....  but this does not cover 17" pipe, stainless steel, nor speed of air nor thickness of pipe 

  5. 9 hours ago, eisfeld said:

    No, setbkk's approach (if OP had the outlet temp) would work regardless of the ambient temp. It's very simple: Power Inlet = Power Outlet + Power Radiated. If you know the inlet temp + flowrate you have inlet power. Similar for the outlet power and so you can easily calculate the radiated power.

     

    If you measure on a cold day instead of a hot day you will simply see a different outlet temp.

    Thanks.... the question is not what's the exhaust temp of the air, rather how much heat loss would go through the pipe - realise they are both linked 

  6. My head is spinning - anyone good at heat transfer calculations... ?

     

    Home work is

     

    tube / pipe 0.45m diameter, and length 1.5m, wall thickness 12mm

    Hot air 170 Deg C blows through 8m/s

    Stainless Steel

     

    How many Watt ( What ) can transfer through the pipe 

     

  7. 16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

     

    He said that he wants to be able to care for his seven grandchildren, to relieve the burden on their parents, so they can focus


    Him and Trump could be brothers. Of course the poor families  can relate to that crap cause that’s how they have to live 

     

    Let me guess - am guessing that kids go to school with a driver, a few bodyguards and maybe one or two Nannie’s ?  
     

    Poor old grandpa is going to be so much help 

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