Health concerns regarding ecigs? I need clarification, BIG thanks to all for any help.

[homeuser6]

temperature note that site gives when I punch in my build specs. Watts and temperature.[/QUOTE]

heat flux is not temperature

 

[lynn508]

I smoked for almost 50 years. I was coughing and hacking every morning when I got out of bed. I started vaping back in the old days around 2010 with pos .... equip. I kept at it and have been cig free almost 6 years. I used to be sick with bronchitis every six months and out of work for weeks. I had my first cold in over five years 2 month ago. If you find a juice you like it will solve your problems, the equipment today is so much better. It really is worth trying, it will change your life ....it did mine.

 

[coffinnail]

The first poster gave me an impression that 470 degrees is a break point. Looking at the graphs i would choose 400 degrees but that's convenient for me since my temp control setting is 400 degrees. I'm interested in thiis study but not alarmed. Coinciidentally, in the past few days I've been playing with Arctic fox fiirmware on a pico. it let's me see max temp and max watts for each puff and that's been very interesting. I recommend the same to anyone with a compatible device.

Really like being able to see puff "history" instead of being cross eyed trying to look at my screen on the APV and burning my wick. Also Im like you said "interested in the study, but not alarmed"

 

[coffinnail]

In the last two years vaping has gotten so much better! I now build my own coils and have high wattage mods all for less than I paid for my 1st kits of cigalikes!

So true, no matter what happens with vaping, I myself, am stock piling these awesome pieces of hardware for e-liquid.

 

[coffinnail]

temperature note that site gives when I punch in my build specs. Watts and temperature.

heat flux is not temperature[/QUOTE]

Wow. I just noticed that. Thank You for correcting me on that. This is all I could find so far on converting to Fahrenheit. This one has to do with watts to ? ...Im so confused now. Like when I try to figure out TC on a mod .... funny. Long story short, this method would require knowing the mass, in grams of our e-liquid to "watts". Crazy. Need to learn how to convert by taste from Wattage to Temperature Control mode on an APV, that's going to have to be close enough for me.

Multiply the wattage acting on the substance by the time it spends acting on it. For instance, if a power of 2,500 watts runs for 180 seconds:

2,500 --- 180 = 450,000 joules of energy

• Divide this answer by the substance's mass, measured in grams. For instance, if you heat 2,000 grams of a substance:
  
  450,000 ÷ 2,000 = 225

• Divide this result by the substance's specific heat capacity. For instance, if you are calculating the temperature rise in water, which has a specific heat capacity of 4.186 j/g K:
  
  225 ÷ 4.186 = 53.8
  
  This is the number of degrees Celsius by which the object's temperature rises.

Question here...so does this mean to add "53.8" degrees Celsius to the current temperature of the e-liquid in the atomizer...?...just kidding, Im not asking for an answer on that one...Im fine with using my APV, taste buds, throat hit, and vape produced.