Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > > This is what 1.6 liters per hour of dry steam looks like:**** > > ** ** > > http://www.ajmadison.com/ajmadison/images/large/MR100_Steam_Floor_Head.jpg >
I cannot tell the scale of that picture. How big is the plume? Are you sure it is 1.6 L/hour? That seems a little low. I borrowed a steam cleaner for my car a few years ago that put out 1.5 kW, which is the limit for U.S. equipment in ordinary 120 VAC plugs. It put out a small steam plum. Unimpressive. It did not help remove the stains in the car or the bathroom grout. I guess this is an MR-100 Primo Steam Cleaning System. I think it plugs into an ordinary socket meaning it is 1.5 kW. Other photos of the output from this make the steam plume look small. > We should be seeing a massive blast of steam… > Where in the full video does it show the steam? I am still reviewing it. I have heard it is shown, but most of the time it was sparged in cold water. I have seen ~100 kW of steam sparged in a drum of cold water, at Hydrodynamics. It is noisy but not that impressive. Held in open air the steam plume is very impressive and noisy! - Jed
