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Sunday, April 28, 2013
Peltier Cooler as Dehumidifier Grows Ice Crystals
Peltier Cooler as Dehumidifier Grows Ice Crystals Video Clips. Duration : 8.85 Mins.
http://www.elperfecto.com/2009/09/30/peltier-cooler-as-dehumidifier-grows-ice-crystals/ Can a Peltier cooler be used to extract moisture from the air using o...
http://www.elperfecto.com/2009/09/30/peltier-cooler-as-dehumidifier-grows-ice-crystals/ Can a Peltier cooler be used to extract moisture from the air using o...
Thursday, February 21, 2013
PELTIER THERMOELECTRIC COOLER Campfire Electricity
PELTIER THERMOELECTRIC COOLER Campfire Electricity Tube. Duration : 5.72 Mins.
This is a video showing one possible concept to using TECs for solar or camping. WHERE TO BUY www.greenpowerscience.com This could easily be designed to charge small devices with coals from a campfire or the fire itself.
This is a video showing one possible concept to using TECs for solar or camping. WHERE TO BUY www.greenpowerscience.com This could easily be designed to charge small devices with coals from a campfire or the fire itself.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Water Cooling PC with Peltier ( TEC )
Water Cooling PC with Peltier ( TEC ) Video Clips. Duration : 7.02 Mins.
Initial CPU temperature, as measured in BIOS, was -16°C but after running for a while it settled at -10°C. The power supply was home-made from a 240v-12v toroidal transformer (two 12v outputs each capable of providing 9Amps, only one 12v output used) a 10amp bridge rectifier (KBU10M) and a 68000µF16volt electrolytic capacitor. For this test power for the pump and ancillary fans was provide by a bench PSU, set to 12volts and capable of providing 2Amps, although 1.1Amps was max current required. Cooling had to be supplied for the pump, which heated up noticeable at the base, and the bridge rectifier which still got very hot even with a heat sink and fan. The transformer also got quite warm. Some measured parameters: Initial Peltier starting current 8.4Amps, settled to 7.8Amps when playing a movie on PC. Peltier (PSU) voltage 13.5olts - Steady throughout test. Water temperature : Start 20°C, After 3 hours 27°C
Initial CPU temperature, as measured in BIOS, was -16°C but after running for a while it settled at -10°C. The power supply was home-made from a 240v-12v toroidal transformer (two 12v outputs each capable of providing 9Amps, only one 12v output used) a 10amp bridge rectifier (KBU10M) and a 68000µF16volt electrolytic capacitor. For this test power for the pump and ancillary fans was provide by a bench PSU, set to 12volts and capable of providing 2Amps, although 1.1Amps was max current required. Cooling had to be supplied for the pump, which heated up noticeable at the base, and the bridge rectifier which still got very hot even with a heat sink and fan. The transformer also got quite warm. Some measured parameters: Initial Peltier starting current 8.4Amps, settled to 7.8Amps when playing a movie on PC. Peltier (PSU) voltage 13.5olts - Steady throughout test. Water temperature : Start 20°C, After 3 hours 27°C
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