I believe that they are in the rules...Raphael wrote:What are the Stuff That I can't use in this year's Thermodynamic Competition(2019). Also What are some good materials I could use to conserve the heat? (If you are allowed to tell me)
Thanks!
They are in fact in the rules. Always check the rules!MadCow2357 wrote:I believe that they are in the rules...Raphael wrote:What are the Stuff That I can't use in this year's Thermodynamic Competition(2019). Also What are some good materials I could use to conserve the heat? (If you are allowed to tell me)
Thanks!
Aerogels, wood, and foam work well. Though this is my first year as well, so don't take my word for it
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Thank YouUTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:They are in fact in the rules. Always check the rules!MadCow2357 wrote:I believe that they are in the rules...Raphael wrote:What are the Stuff That I can't use in this year's Thermodynamic Competition(2019). Also What are some good materials I could use to conserve the heat? (If you are allowed to tell me)
Thanks!
Aerogels, wood, and foam work well. Though this is my first year as well, so don't take my word for it
Anyway, I'm using either EPS or XPS foam (they're similar to Styrofoam).
Aside from retail stores and online shopping sites, you can probably also find them used in packing. I believe my foam last year came from a foam tray which was no longer in use. But be aware that there are differences between the two and that there are also other options you could try.Raphael wrote:Thank YouUTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:They are in fact in the rules. Always check the rules!MadCow2357 wrote: I believe that they are in the rules...
Aerogels, wood, and foam work well. Though this is my first year as well, so don't take my word for it
Anyway, I'm using either EPS or XPS foam (they're similar to Styrofoam).
Also could you tell me where i could buy EPS or XPS foam please?
They seem like a really good insulation according to you!
ThanksUTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:Aside from retail stores and online shopping sites, you can probably also find them used in packing. I believe my foam last year came from a foam tray which was no longer in use. But be aware that there are differences between the two and that there are also other options you could try.Raphael wrote:Thank YouUTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote: They are in fact in the rules. Always check the rules!
Anyway, I'm using either EPS or XPS foam (they're similar to Styrofoam).
Also could you tell me where i could buy EPS or XPS foam please?
They seem like a really good insulation according to you!
It would vary a lot depending on what you used and how you build your device.wxyz wrote:Anyone have data they want to compare?
Well yes, that's how you would compare devices.CookiePie1 wrote:It would vary a lot depending on what you used and how you build your device.wxyz wrote:Anyone have data they want to compare?
