I have built a water ozonator using a mecury vapor light but have not
been pleased with it. It produces a significant amount of ozone when
first turned on but produces no ozone after about 5 min. I am thinking
that the heat build up might be destroying it as fast as it's being
produced at that point. Anyone else have any experiences with this?
-hamilton
<<<<<< From: Todd Horton <[email protected]> To:
[email protected] Subject: Re: CS>Re: possible VERY, VERY
cheap ozonator plans?
On Mon, 3 Apr 2000 01:30:43 EDT, you wrote:
Joe G,
It was suggested by a friend that one could use the filament and fixture
for a mercury gas type pole light as a cheap ozonator. Any thoughts from
the techies?
Jules
From my save folder..............
Go get a mercury vapor yard light. I think you can get a complete
fixture,
ballast, bulb and all for about 20 bucks at most of the home improvement
stores. Break the OUTER envelope of the bulb, but do not damage the
smaller,
inner bulb. The small bulb is the actual Mercury vapor lamp. Fire 'er
up, and
you'll have a copious source of UV radiation, guaranteed to blister your
eyeballs in a few seconds, (seriously!) or sunburn your skin in just a
few
minutes. Enclose the lamp in a light-tight box, and arrange for a small
fan to
blow air through the box. Voila`! Instant Ozone! (Also erases Eproms
very
well.)
--
Ralph W5JGV>>>>>>>>>
hamilton williams
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