On 11/30/15 5:55 AM, Patrick Greenlee wrote:
I'd add sufficiently high boiling point to the list of desired
attributes listed below. Good thermal properties would be good as well.
What properties? Specific heat for one. A high boiling point is part of
the story but the heat energy (calories or BTU) required to raise a
quantity of the fluid to the boiling point is important too.
I think the brake fluid will probably handle the job.
High flash point, now that I think about it. Gasoline is a pretty good
insulator, but a poor choice as dielectric fluid.
Does anybody have an opinion about using brake fluid ?
Anything that is non-corrosive, non-conductive, and reasonable
viscosity would probably work.
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