Lmao you made my night with this hahahahaha
@cyclopath
Letâs see this loop your referring too⌠I donât get how you would do it without a liquid pump when you would have equal pressure on both sides
Me neitherâŚ
As far as âpictures or it didnât happenâ. No can do. Doesnât exist anymore.
there was a sketch up on the white board when this was explained in Vegas, and I could have sworn it was posted around here somewhere.
@Photon_noirâs description
Thereâs more too itâŚso follow the link back up thread for the novella.
Or even start again from the top if you havenât seen how we got here yet.
Add an intermediate heat exchanger between the CRC and collection and you can really up that recovery rate âŚ
Off topic, please continueâŚ
Along the lines of Recovery pump selection - #71 by Roguelab ?!?
Yep. Wish that had crossed my mind before I saw it done
If you read @Photon_noirâs description, and @j12âs âainât got time for thatâ, youâll see that youâre actually ON topic
Definitely along those lines. Itâs a nice way to increase heat transfer in a batch vessel.
Any hvac recovery unit can pump liquid
So drainport evaporation pot to hvac recovery unit to crc builds pressure in the right direction to
Did you dry it?
Did the pictures not upload?
Pics look good. Did you dry it in vac oven prior to the run?
I just used a wee bit more. I will try to dry it out when I get back from the road
So it works even without drying? Nice.
If it does (@Dred_pirateâs response seems ambiguous at the moment), then apparently @J12 did not receive a golden ticket.
Called oil dri today and talked to ScottâŚhe didnât really know shitâŚwhere did you get yours from?
Flow was really good. I go through a 0.2 micron disc too and I didnât notice. I want to say that the same rules apply with using an excess of solvent.
@destroytec Iâm sure I could and will dry it out for next uses. But this round I wanted to see how it would work.
Call Tom.
I think heâs the bossman.
How much did you use?