This is the part where I get into trouble, electronics! It's 25.2vdc when
electrodes are submerged and if I am reading the multimeter right it's
around 6.63...milliamps?? (I believe the resistor is .38ohm with the meter
set on 20k, I've given up with electronics, I just go by end product now).
Don't know if there is any advantage yet, other than the time factor, not
that time is any big deal, but am hoping the end results will be comparable
with using 2 electrodes, just quicker. Early days yet but am curious to see
if I can get a higher, and how much higher, ppm while still falling within
the 'quality control' managers requirements......and that would be me! <g>
It will be an interesting exercise if nothing else indi.
N.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Indi" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: CS>4 electrode gen.
Thanks, Neville. That is very interesting. Do you find there is a benefit
to
using the 4 electrode method over just 2? Also, what voltage and ampperage
did you use?
Thanks,
indi
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 12:17:50PM +1030, Neville wrote:
If you are about the place indi, you did say the results of a 4
electrode
generator may be of interest so here is what I have at the moment.
1115ml
Pure Water, incorporating 50ml of pre-mix 9ppm solution as seed, and
using
magnetic stirrer. Started with solution of 7ppm and run time 1 hour
to
finish up with a 26ppm solution, (didn't clean the electrodes for the
hour
either). Thought I had everything clean but as the end solution
finished
up with a slight milky cloudiness I guess I didn't. After 72
hours solution had dropped to 22ppm and this is where it has
stabilized.
After a week the solution has taken on a 'pink-ish' tinge, however, as
there has been zero fallout throughout entire time frame I am not
dissatisfied with the results first time round. Made another batch
this
morning using 1100ml of just Pure Water with no seed, 1 1/2 hour run
time and stopping production at 19ppm, cleaned the electrodes every
1/2
hour and swapped anode/cathode over, this resultant solution is clear
and
will monitor it and see what happens. TE seems to be pretty
much comparable to other batches I have made in the past, (while
establishing a repeatable result production process), some have had
strong
TE and some faint, on a scale of faint/medium/strong I would say it is
in
the medium catagory, again I'm not dissatisfied with that either but
will
observe what changes there may be over the next 72 hours or so.
Cheers...N.
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