Evening Steve,
You would produce more consistent CS product using one large jar that hold
the contents of 10 or 20 smaller jars. Or put the jars in series and take
much longer to produce your product.
A simple solution would be to mix all the material together and agitate
it a bit.
>>It's not that simple. If each jar was EXACTLY the same as the others, then
yes, the current would divide equally. But they will not be exactly the
same.
It seems we are nit-picking a proven process.
One of them will have a lower resistance than the others, and will
draw more current.
You did not mention voltage stability and percent regulation of the
power supply.
What you are saying is that a change in resistance ( no matter how
slight ) will effect a change in voltage.
The current change you mention will not happen to the other units, if the
voltage remains constant.
Considering these microscopic currents, I think his supply will hold its
voltage, and the different current draw inflected into another parallel
path is mostly theoretical.
Thus the ppm production for that jar will be higher than
the others, making the resistance go down faster than the others, drawing
more current than the others, producing even more ppm than the others,
dropping the resistance even more than the others, hogging even more of the
current, and so on. It wouldn't surprise me if you had at least a 20%
variation in final strength amongst the jars.
If the length and spacing of electrodes is relatively uniform, I think
the variation would be more like 2 to 3 %, if that much.
If Terry never found any large capacitors, I have a few I would be happy
to send to him.
Darn...... they are big enough but not likely rated for his voltage.
Wayne
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