Operating temperature of air pipes on Huky?
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Hey, I am trying to determine the operating temperature that the piping gets to on the way to the fan. I assume east of the damper it's up to 400, but west as you approach the u could be quite a bit less I hope? Any idea how hot the air is passing out of the funnel and into the fan?
Yes, i you per this on an iPhone
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Someone with a HUKY will probably report before next I roast. But I will watch the thread and measure duct temps next session if not.
LMWDP #198
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I put a thermocouple in the exhaust bowl (to be more exact, in the middle of the 2 1/2" outlet of the exhaust bowl) and recorded a max temp of 70C/160F during a roast. That measurement was taken with a standard setup with a late style J-pipe (which is sligthly, a few inches, shorter than the T-pipe).
I.e the exhaust cool rather quick in the exhaust pipe.
I.e the exhaust cool rather quick in the exhaust pipe.
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I finally started measuring the exhaust air and my probe is currently within the exhaust pipe 5 inches from the faceplate.day wrote:Hey, I am trying to determine the operating temperature that the piping gets to on the way to the fan. I assume east of the damper it's up to 400, but west as you approach the u could be quite a bit less I hope? Any idea how hot the air is passing out of the funnel and into the fan?
Here is my first roast session graph with that probe marked in hotcool pink. The max temp at that location is about 320F.
LMWDP #198