At 07:53 AM 10/18/2013, Robert Watzlavick wrote:
Sealing the threads would be straightforward
like you suggested but sealing the TC hole in
the middle of the screw might be tricky at the
hot gas temperatures involved. But you're
right - for heat transfer analysis, it would be
helpful to know the interior wall temperature
because you could more easily calculate the gas side heat transfer coefficient.
-Bob
On 10/18/2013 06:34 AM, Graham Sortino wrote:
I really like your idea of using a screw to
hold it in place. I was wondering if you ever
considered taking this a step further and
drilling a hole to access the chamber so that
you could measure the internal wall temp. You
might need to use a NPT or AN thread for this
to prevent leaks but would it be a clever way
to measure the internal wall temp?
