Stainless steel can get to 80°C (176°F) in the sun, or more.
Stainless steel, for a metal, is a comparatively poor conductor of heat; one source says: pure aluminum 235 W/(m⋅K), carbon steel 45 W/(m⋅K), and stainless steel 15 W/(m⋅K). That doesn’t mean it wouldn’t get hot, it would; the heat doesn’t carry along the metal well.
The top of the slide is in the shade, so would be close to air temperature; further down, not so much.
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If they provided burlap sack to ride on I'd be down for a try. Burlap sacks would also make the slides faster.
Action Park 2 ?
I smell bbq. Where is it coming from?
Stainless steel can get to 80°C (176°F) in the sun, or more.
Stainless steel, for a metal, is a comparatively poor conductor of heat; one source says: pure aluminum 235 W/(m⋅K), carbon steel 45 W/(m⋅K), and stainless steel 15 W/(m⋅K). That doesn’t mean it wouldn’t get hot, it would; the heat doesn’t carry along the metal well.
The top of the slide is in the shade, so would be close to air temperature; further down, not so much.