OrionWorks - Steven V Johnson <[email protected]> wrote: The reactor "cell" might actually have been engineered in the shape of > cylinder, or a ring that fits snugly adjacent within the external wall of > the copper tube. Keep in mind: The copper tubing does appear to be fatter at > the reactor junction. the water flows within the center of the > reactor's cylindrical hole. >
You mean, the cell is a torus? With the cooling water flowing through the middle? I believe that is what Ed Storms may have concluded. (I don't speak for him.) I thought there might be a problem getting the powder into a torus, because you can't access the bottom, but people who have experience using this kind of powder tell me it flows almost like a liquid. It does not cake up. So that's not a problem. I envisioned something with the consistency of wheat flower, but that is not what it resembles. - Jed
