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Originally Posted by PaperBagger'14
One of my favourite engineer stories was during a training day on a specific piece of test equipment we had a guy from the US doing a demo and explaining operating procedures. At one point the presenter said “we normalize our test values to 70 degrees ambient”.
A P Eng then asked “is that in Celsius or Fahrenheit?”. Well s*** for brains, if it’s 70 Celsius ambient in your room it probably means it’s on fire.
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You should probably stop using that story lol... 70C is only 158F. I cook my pizza at 450F (232C), it aint on fire.
Sounds like it was a likely a valid question (depending on the material obviously).