[time-nuts] Thermal time constant

Predrag Dukic stijena at tapko.de
Thu Mar 11 07:46:39 UTC 2010



How well depleted it really is?  Uranium separation is not perfect. 
Some radioactivity is still left.

I don't think it is healthy to have it beside You for a long time.

Certainly not 80000 pounds :))






At 05:35 11.3.2010, you wrote:
>Bob Camp wrote:
>>Hi
>>The gotcha is that you are interested in the amount of heat per 
>>cubic foot rather than the amount of heat per pound. You need to 
>>take the standard heat per weight numbers and convert them to heat 
>>per volume numbers.
>>Of the things you can easily get, copper is good. Steel is not as 
>>good as copper, but better than aluminum.
>>Bob
>
>Gold is your friend. Mercury has convective losses because it's a 
>liquid.  Platinum or Osmium would also be ok.
>
>You might want something that is dense but lower conductivity.. 
>lead? Depleted Uranium? (DU is available very cheaply if you can 
>take 80,000 pound lots)
>
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