The purpose of bending the rods is to keep the tips OUT of the water in
order to eliminate tip/edge discharge to make current density and, thereby,
electrode erosion more uniform.
A tip IN the water will erode to a very sharp point. [That's why
lightning rods are sharp points...to promote concentrated discharge]
Ode
At 05:02 PM 6/11/2010 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Ode, just wanted to ask a question about the Silver Puppy. I have the
one with the bent rods and just wondered if the whole thing has to be
submerged i.e. the tips of the rods as well as the roundy bits? thanks. dee
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