I was looking online for radiators when i stumbled upon this. http://faculty.virginia.edu/ribando/modules/HXphotos/ Wouldn't this be a killer radiator?
Great find, seems tedious, but simple enough to make - now all we need is a radiator manf to jump on it and figure out the design air has such a low heat capacity that this design could be greatly beneficial to watercooling...
i was thinking of a copper plate with holes drilled in it. then copper pipes would be soldered to the plate. water would flow from opposite corners to get the maximum heat dissipation.
i tried to build one out of copper pipes and some plexi, that failed. what i need is some copper plates.
The article gives reasons why this design isn't the best - and really, is there anything wrong with current radiator designs?
It seams to have more surface area. making the pipes longer would double the SA and it would be have a high flow rate.