I would limit to 1 milliamp with 7" electrodes and use the 2" spacing
up to, say, 25 PPM, but 2.3 ma isn't unreasonable..just pushing it some.
You might get away with as high as 3 ma using the stirring...4ma? Not.
[depending on how strong you want to go]
Big hint: Stir slowly to prevent fuzzy buildups on the electrodes.
Ken
At 12:16 PM 4/25/2003 -0700, you wrote:
presently I am using 110VAC with a bridge rectifier to 54 VDC.
I would like to set a current limit.
Would the optimum setting be 2.3 ma ??
My present set up
two silver wires each 7 inch wetted area
spaced 6 inches apart
with a mechanical plastic stirrer in between, set 1-2 inches in the water
with 1 1/2 gallons distilled water
(old battery charger glass container)
All advice and comments appreciated.
Ed Kasper
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