Then linear time is completely irrelevant on all counts.
Everything is on an exponential curve and you have no idea where you
started on it.
If you had a meter and plotted progress for a few batches, you'd know that.
Given the same water at the same temperature etc, doubling the size of the
batch will more than double the time it takes.
How much more depends on how pure the water is.
If you start on the flat end of the curve with very pure water, it could
take many many hours longer than double.
The oft told formula "1 PPM per minute" is utter hooey.
That's [more like] X PPM per minute, per minute [per minute, per ounce?]
...the green line
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential_growth
If you start at 1 [say uS conductivity], it takes 9 units of time [say
hours] to get to 1000 [say 10]
If you start at 8 it takes 2 units of time to get to 1000
...probably over simplified and inexact and assuming something about
physics and volume that might not be true, but for illustration...
Double the volume, starting at 1 and it takes 36 [??] units of time to
get to 1000 [at least 18 ]
Starting at 8, that's 4 [plus a little bit] units of time to get to 1000
Making CS....that 1000 would be 10 or 20, whatever your target
is "PPM" [..actually, units of conductivity as we can't measure PPM] but
the time calculations hold [whatever they actually are, given that I made
an assumption that volume makes things exponential too]
So, depending on the water quality, you get *at least* a 16 time unit
difference on the low [pure] end and only a bit over twice the time unit
difference on the higher [not so pure] end of a starting point, when you
double the volume.
Ode
At 12:40 PM 8/26/2010 -0400, you wrote:
A homemade generator with three 9 volt batteries.
Laura
jaxi wrote:
You didn't specify what generator you are using. I think that would make
a difference.
Jaxi
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 10:41 AM, Homestead Springsberry
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
If I set up a generator with two gallons of distilled water in the
reservoir, will it take ten hours to generate the nanoparticle CS
or still only the five. The only difference is that the reservoir
holds two gallons or more. I want to use it on the homestead and
I have two college students this fall.
Laura
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