[Stoves] radiant heat capture, total heat measurement
Alex English
english at kingston.net
Tue Mar 13 21:41:28 CDT 2012
Paul,
If your thermocouple is small enough you might try mounting it suspended
inside a short piece of tubing. Copper or thin steel would equalize
quickly. You could even crimp the open ends a bit. The idea is to allow
some through flow of hot gases while reducing the radiant losses and
gains to and from the surrounding sphere of influence. It would give a
second set of numbers for people to comment on.
Alex
>
> Yesterday I bought a thermocouple that can measure up to 1,000 C.
> This morning I will use it to measure temperature with and without the
> dome.
> Both measurements will be taken at the same height above the burner
> (the height of the pot).
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Paul
>
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