Did you pull vac on your recovery tank?
if you use denatured alcohol you can just leave it in the cooler and place the back on tbe next morning ur doneā¦ acetone will eat the gasket in coolerā¦i havenāt took mine out in while just readd
i can not take credit for thisā¦
@Soxhlet taught me to reuse my cooling solvents, saves tons money
I agree. Denatured alcohol for the win. Itās the only thing I use in slurries now
i started w acetoneā¦its not worth using those dreaded ptfe envelope gaskets
and for what 7-10 more degrees?
ill stick w -70f. thats just fine for meā¦and i bet once uve dissolved about 30lbs dry ice into 3 gal D alcohol, and it stops bubbling and acts like sdding cubes iceā¦its most likely-78f then
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Yeah, but itās gunna cost you a dream cartā¦
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I didnāt think HDPE was up for that.
The all knowing one suggests that draining after use is going to be important for longevity.
While acetone will not dissolve HDPE , it can lead to material failure. If you leave acetone in a Nalgene bottle for long periods, it will eventually develop horizontal (i.e. circumferential) solvent-stress cracks at the level of the liquid-vapor interface, leading to failure when squeezed.
is hdpe denatured alcohol friendly? if so make another check for why i like it better ā¦bc i straight leave it in the cooler year round. i just top it off here and there
Yep. 50gal and 275gal HDPE containers of denatured ethanol shipping all over the placeā¦
yep guys another reason why denatured alcohol is winning
all knowing mighty @cyclopathā¦tell my good friends here what the temp difference is on proper dry ice slurry denatured alcohol vs acetone. 7-10? (maybe 12)got some literature to show these guys? i dont remember the exact number? thank you good sir!*
i mean like -70f aint cold enough
Iāve not had the correct tooling to answer that question for myself since learning that I didnāt actually knowā¦
Before I got here, I always though acetone/isopropanol/ethanol/methanol all hit the same -78C
Iāve cited sources here (somewhere) that put ethanol at -74C and at -78C. Either way it seems close enough that I use ethanol (denatured or terp saturated).
If using it as a circulated fluid, acetone has better thermal capacity (iirc), but that doesnāt seem relevant in a vat style chilling.
Edit: looks like it was 72C and I didnāt actually cite my sourcesā¦
-70C (itās colder, trust me)
This!!! This,is what I do!
so a recovery coil is must to recover fast w big tank. and cover the big tank in dry ice slurry
Absolutely
Or have a jacketed tank and chiller