The Calculator Said 9.2 kg. The Lane Needed 5.4.
A calculator asked for 9.2 kg where the lane needed 5.4. The three pessimistic assumptions behind gel quantity tools and how to correct each one.
A calculator asked for 9.2 kg where the lane needed 5.4. The three pessimistic assumptions behind gel quantity tools and how to correct each one.
Six packs on the floor left the top loins at 8.9 °C. A three-layout test with the same 6.5 kg of gel, and the contact-freeze risk the winner hid.
Raising box R-value from 2.8 to 5.5 saves about 1.8 kg of gel per 44-hour shipment. How to measure the trade, and the overcooling failure it can cause.
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