Just wondering if anyone knows what types of metals are used for making up a computer, in particular the structural unit?
Also what types of plastics are used in the covering/casings?
Would appreciate any help!
Pity I hadn't kept track of the condensed water now! I don't know what I'll do to convert my results now!
Is there any formula whereby I knew the moisture content of the sample that I could backtrack?
Thanks guys.
These formulae seem to be more for oil and diesel fuels etc rather that actual materials e.g. carpets, timbers etc?
Any further ideas because I am stumped!
Having obtained gross calorific values for a range of materials by testing in a bomb calorimeter, I need to convert these to net calorific values for inputting these into design formulas... Is there any way of converting gross to net?
Any help would be appreciated.
Having obtained gross calorific values for a range of materials, I need to convert these to net calorific values for inputting these into design formulas... However, the testing machine only outputs gross calorific values... Is there any way of converting gross to net?
Any help would be...
In terms of fire engineering, what kind of data can you get from using the calorific values of materials in a compartment beside just for calculating fire loads?
Can I go any further? Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
