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vaire2ubewould have been cooler if you caught the impact man!
GenjiKilpatrickPrime example of why I've been coming to VideoSift for so many years. @_@!
Now onward! With Science!
luxury_pie*howto
*wtf
*science
siftbotAdding video to channels (Howto, Science, Wtf) - requested by luxury_pie.
deathcowI ADMIT, THAT IS REALLY COOL. MISSING THE IMPACT ALMOST CANCELS IT.
soulmonarchSCIENCE!
mxxconhow did those copper tubes didn't melt?
Ornthoron>> ^mxxcon:
how did those copper tubes didn't melt?
Copper is a better conductor than aluminium.
fissionchipsIt's a little complicated, because aluminum is also a good conductor (ie. low electrical resistance). To keep the coil from overheating, these induction forge rigs have water hoses that circulate cold water through the copper coil. >> ^Ornthoron:
>> ^mxxcon:
how did those copper tubes didn't melt?
Copper is a better conductor than aluminium.
Ornthoron@fissionchips
Ah, good point. I suspected that was what the extra tubing was for, but I wasn't certain.
mxxcon>> ^fissionchips:
It's a little complicated, because aluminum is also a good conductor (ie. low electrical resistance). To keep the coil from overheating, these induction forge rigs have water hoses that circulate cold water through the copper coil. >> ^Ornthoron:
>> ^mxxcon:
how did those copper tubes didn't melt?
Copper is a better conductor than aluminium.
water and electricity?
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