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Bearing loads for roller skates or skateboards
I'm trying to determine load ratings for a deep groove roller bearing for use in a roller skate. I suspect I'll be looking at 100kg x 9.8N / 4 (2 bearings per wheel, likely only every to have a single set of wheels, front or back - 4 bearings - on the ground) * 2 (but this could be a landing!)...- adamjbradley
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Calculating Flow Rate of 180°F and 3 GPM
I think the following applies for heating water 11L/minute (0.183 kg/s) at 80C (dt is 55C) q = h / ( cp ρ dt ) where q = volumetric flow rate h = heat flow rate cp = specific heat capacity ρ = density dt = temperature difference h = q ( cp ρ dt ) and h = 0.183 ( 4.2 ) ( 55) h =...- adamjbradley
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Calculating Flow Rate of 180°F and 3 GPM
Sorry I dropped off the radar, been caught up in the floods in Brisbane Australia. The latter, I'm pumping water at 11 litres/minute and need to know the energy input required to heat that flow rate to 80C (from 20C). Thanks for your patience. Adam- adamjbradley
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Calculating Flow Rate of 180°F and 3 GPM
I'd like to know how to calculate how many J of energy I need to provide in order to satisfy that requirement and some suggestions on how (preferably solar thermal, ideally with storage!) This is a little residential project. Adam- adamjbradley
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Calculating Flow Rate of 180°F and 3 GPM
I'll elaborate a little. I trying to work out how to calculate and how to make at least 180 F (80 C) and 3 gallons per minute (11 liters/min)? Thanks in advance! Adam- adamjbradley
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- Flow Flow rate Rate
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