This guy was on here last year talking about a SUPER secret, patent pending “tek” that of course he wouldn’t explain outright on the forum, you had to call or email him.
Care to explain this “phase transient” solvent in a little more detail?
A saturated vapor is a vapor, plain and simple.
A saturated liquid is a liquid.
It sounds like what you’re trying to describe is a saturated mixture meaning saturated liquid and vapor in equilibrium. The percentage of the mixture that’s liquid or vapor depends on the conditions.
It’s definitely not a unique state of matter like you are trying to describe it.
Lol. Phase Transient.
I’m sure the Chad’s eat that right up tho.
The website also mentions something called High Pressure Hydrocarbon Extraction which of course is capitalized, acronymed and has the little “trademarked” symbol next to it but you can’t find a single word actually explaining what it is or how it works.
Care to explain that one? Or should I call you?
Hmm, where have I heard this type of “thermodynamic wizard” rhetoric before? Seems common in the Chad brands.
If the basics are so head smackingly enlightening, why don’t you just explain them to us instead of giving us the Chad routine and making us call/email you?
$800K for a crude machine that takes 5 people working to maybe achieve a measly 1000# per 10 hr shift while having to continuously pack/unpack 10# socks is completely outrageous at this point in time.
Have you seen the throughput-to-cost ratio on some of these newer large scale membrane skids? Or even just a scaled up bucket tek?