Room Temperature Woes
Monday, after a quick visit to the lab in the morning and again after lunch the CVN (steel test) tests left over from friday got started at about 4 pm.
Keeping the temperature at room temperature seemed simple enough, but the use of a iron bar as a heat sync to keep the grain alcohol used too cool the sample at the appropriate temperature turned out to be the best way to keep it from being too cool.
O.k. so it turns out that there are actually areas in Newcastle that are more ghetto than the industrial area I find myself in.
This weekend I might travel to the college town of Newark to see the night life.
It is a work night and my internal clock is shot to heck, so I need to clean up and get some shut eye.
Till next time, be good.
Keeping the temperature at room temperature seemed simple enough, but the use of a iron bar as a heat sync to keep the grain alcohol used too cool the sample at the appropriate temperature turned out to be the best way to keep it from being too cool.
O.k. so it turns out that there are actually areas in Newcastle that are more ghetto than the industrial area I find myself in.
This weekend I might travel to the college town of Newark to see the night life.
It is a work night and my internal clock is shot to heck, so I need to clean up and get some shut eye.
Till next time, be good.
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