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Former Member over 12 years ago

Hi All

I wish to build a heat treatment oven/forge. The main use for it would be heat treatment of wood working tools but i would also like to be able to use it to make Mokume-gane so i need it to be fully electrical so i can flood the heating chamber with inert gases such as argon or co2/argon mix. I would like to be able to make the elements and gases flow rate fully programmable. Which would be better for use raspberry pi or aurdino

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    0 waelect over 12 years ago

    There would not be enough infomration in your question. One factor to consider is the resulution of your sampling, this may require 8, 16 or 32 bit processing. In this case only a limited number of Arduino dedicated Emmbedded processors maybe required.

     

    Will you use sensor that operate under Linux or via I2C or Network based, as these are about the only way you can you can use Raspberry Pi.

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    0 waelect over 12 years ago

    There would not be enough infomration in your question. One factor to consider is the resulution of your sampling, this may require 8, 16 or 32 bit processing. In this case only a limited number of Arduino dedicated Emmbedded processors maybe required.

     

    Will you use sensor that operate under Linux or via I2C or Network based, as these are about the only way you can you can use Raspberry Pi.

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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to waelect

    Thank you. The tech stuff is a bit over my head sorry. Basicaly what i want is a insulated airtight box with heating ellements and a gas inlet and out let. I want to be able to controll the temp automaticaly with a thermocouple and have it ramp up or down the temp as orderd by a controller. Say sit at 700 c for 30 mins incress to 900 c for 2 hours then feduce down to 700 c for 30 mins. Plus i would like the controler readout to be able to displaythe lpm of the gass flow. Ohh and i only have a pc computer running windows

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