Brian Haviland on fri 17 sep 04
no. Try Heat or Thermal Ballast
At 02:21 PM 9/16/04 +0930, you wrote:
>Dear Friends,
>Must say that my brain did not go into overdrive on this one but today
>the penny dropped.
>Do we really mean "Heat Sink" ? Should we really be talking about a
>"Thermal Ballast"?
>A "Heat Sink" is a device used to act as place where heat can be taken
>a place where it would be a nuisance to be disposed of safely where it
>would cause no harm.
Thanks Ivor
I work in the electronics field and use heat sinks on many
devices to pull heat "away" from them to help extend the life
of said device. I was most intrigued by your explanation of using
a sager as a "thermal ballast". I only saw a sager as a form of
isolated reduction in the kiln atmosphere. I have been thinking of
building a sager for some smaller pieces,but know will be thinking
a little bigger. Great things come from down under.... Thanks again!!
Brian Haviland
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Brian Haviland
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Haviland Stone Pottery & Raku
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