older/newer GCH radiator efficiency?
On Sunday, 5 July 2020 12:07:15 UTC+1, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
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tabbypurr wrote:
And, of course, the heat stored during expansion will be released when
it cools down.
Obvious to everyone but Dave. Pressing a spring by expansion then
releasing it by unexpanding doesn't really do any work, it just
temporarily stores some energy.
So you can press a spring in your little world with no energy involved?
FWIW springs return the energy when released. But a hot radiator is not a compressed spring.
And if it released an equal amount of energy on release, you'd have the
perfect energy storage solution.
perfect? you dream
Do you ever think before posting?
NT
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