Juul maximum temperature caculation
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That's not enough to calculate max temperature, for that you would need to know how well it dissipates heat, which is determined by external factors such as the strength of the succ and ambient air temperature, as well as material and mass of the coil, and probably other variables too.
There is no calculation that can determine temperature. You have to measure it, which can be challenging, or down right impossible with an assembled pod mod.
When the vapor burns your mouth or throat or lungs... or when the wick burns..... it's too hot...... Beyond that there is no max heat level.....
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These types of kits are near impossible to calculate temperature, and there's no way to really tell what temperatures you are getting. It's a fairly weak delivery system, but that doesn't mean a whole lot. I would avoid chain vaping it if you can, but apart from that there is very little you can do, unless you are refilling the pods yourself. If so, you might add 10%DW water to the pod, although I'm not entirely sure how necessary/helpful this will be. The pods are proprietary so there's little way to know what is in them. I'd assume some PG, and that has a higher boiling point than VG. You could try adding a few drops of DW to your mix though (if you are refilling) to see if that affects temp.
If you are really worried about temperatures, well, the only way to address that is by getting a setup capable of TC (it measures your coils, wire MUST be ss, titanium or nickel. Most folks these days are using SS, as it can be used in wattage or TC mode.
A TC mod from a juul is a huge jump. You may want to decide to wait, if you are new to vaping.
Best practices are what they are, and I'm glad I use them and TC mods now, but before TC I was not using "best practices" at all, I still noted health improvements and so did my doctors. I'm just pointing it out to ease anxiety-- getting to TC vaping is a worthwhile goal, but even if you don't get there immediately-- I still achieved a ton of health benefits from vaping in wattage mode only. I think it's rare for a new vaper to jump completely to TC although it is becoming more of a "thing" and I think more folks will.
Best of luck,
Anna
If you are really worried about temperatures, well, the only way to address that is by getting a setup capable of TC (it measures your coils, wire MUST be ss, titanium or nickel. Most folks these days are using SS, as it can be used in wattage or TC mode.
A TC mod from a juul is a huge jump. You may want to decide to wait, if you are new to vaping.
Best practices are what they are, and I'm glad I use them and TC mods now, but before TC I was not using "best practices" at all, I still noted health improvements and so did my doctors. I'm just pointing it out to ease anxiety-- getting to TC vaping is a worthwhile goal, but even if you don't get there immediately-- I still achieved a ton of health benefits from vaping in wattage mode only. I think it's rare for a new vaper to jump completely to TC although it is becoming more of a "thing" and I think more folks will.
Best of luck,
Anna
VG is apparently even worse, with carcinogens climbing sharply after 210C, but I guess that is less of a concern for MTL devices like the Juul, which are less likely to use high VG juices.
New studies find carcinogens in vg and pg at high temps, even in tootle puffers
That's not at all what I got from that exact thread (specific post linked)
New studies find carcinogens in vg and pg at high temps, even in tootle puffers
Looks to me like VG+water is the most stable mixture by far. Maybe pure VG is different but 100% VG juice is extremely rare.
However, relative to tobacco smoke even the higher values with PG mixtures are still only a fraction.
That is some very interesting data, mikepetro also posted more in his blog Formaldehyde Levels in a real atty under real conditions. | E-Cigarette Forum
It seems the study did not attempt to replicate vaping conditions, while mikepetro's tests were limited by lack of funding and lack of scientific peer review. I look forward to more studies being published, including ones that examine how different ways of vaporizing affect the production of harmful substances.
It seems the study did not attempt to replicate vaping conditions, while mikepetro's tests were limited by lack of funding and lack of scientific peer review. I look forward to more studies being published, including ones that examine how different ways of vaporizing affect the production of harmful substances.
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