Hello from Toronto

[CDNMeatShield]

Hi, I'm Cory. Long time computer enthusiast new forum member
I work in Film and TV here in Toronto as a SPFX /pyro Tech for the last 12 years. I get a blast out of what I do but most days its blowing smoke

I love to tinker and build props and keep busy. I work 8-10 months *1800-2000hrs* a year so I have some good time to game and build water cooled computers on my down time.

My computer build
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB90E2761E84F4307

 

[Cru]

welcome, enjoy your stay

 

[Snortan]

Hello and welcome to OC3D!

 

[alpenwasser]

Welcom, Cory!

My computer build
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB90E2761E84F4307

Not that is something you don't see every day (well you do obviously, but I don't ). Love that manifold idea!

 

[Excalabur50]

G'day Welcome

 

[Mark3Max]

Hi Cory and welcome to the OC3D forums,
I just watched all of your youtube video's and it's definitely a pretty wild and different build. Alot of time and thought went into this and it really looks nice.
I'm not sure I understand the false reading video , but nice job.
Enjoy your time here on the forums.

 

[CDNMeatShield]

On that video @ 0:08 is a shot of my IN and OUT flow.
I have two Koolance INS-FM17N flow rate meters. The reading on the IN flow started to read 2.05GPM which would be an AWESOME flow rate but as the OUT flow had never changed from 0.8-0.9GPM one would have to think.... wheres all the water going ? ;-0
Koolance is sending me a replacement as it's less then a year old

 

[alpenwasser]

The reading on the IN flow started to read 2.05GPM which would be an AWESOME flow rate but as the OUT flow had never changed from 0.8-0.9GPM one would have to think.... wheres all the water going ? ;-0

It would seem your continuity equation is broken :lol:

 

[CDNMeatShield]

"In fluid dynamics, the continuity equation states that, in any steady state process, the rate at which mass enters a system is equal to the rate at which mass leaves the system"
Aperture science lesson of the day "Speedy thing goes in speedy thing comes out"
lol

 

[alpenwasser]

Aperture science lesson of the day "Speedy thing goes in speedy thing comes out"

How very well put :lol:

I need to write that on my next fluid dynamics exam. Might be a while though before I get to that...

 

[airdeano]

hi cory, and welcome to the OC3D forums