cityevader
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I'm well aware of the extreme heat generated from welding, and the risk of potential fire or worse if fluid in tank ignites while welding vertical strip cooling fins onto it. My logic says it would be better to keep tank full (and not welding continuously to allow cool down) because if I drain it, the film/residue inside would be vastly more volatile (think empty airplane fuel tank explosion).
Perhaps between the fluid (MerconV btw) sucking away heat measurably and the 1/4" thick tankwall, it would sort of buffer the pinpoint heat so the inside would not get so intensely hot.
Anything else to consider?
Perhaps between the fluid (MerconV btw) sucking away heat measurably and the 1/4" thick tankwall, it would sort of buffer the pinpoint heat so the inside would not get so intensely hot.
Anything else to consider?