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Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] open source scrubber design
Alec's test results will be very interesting to follow. These canister
units, if I understand the way Alec intends to use it, are a radial
design. One of the potential problems I see is that there is only 1-1.5
inches of material in the void between the canister walls which makes me
question whether that will provide adequate "dwell time" for the CO2 to
pass over the material and be absorbed efficiently. It will also be
interesting to hear from Alec how difficult the units are to pack with
material.
Alec, depending upon your results I would also look a modifying the can
somewhat by adding a center tube, maybe 1 inch in diameter through the
axial center of the can (like this
http://www.flickr.com/photos/billreals/2966584447/ ). Add sodasorb into
the interior (and between the canister walls if you want) and feed the
air flow through the center tube via a centrifugal fan. This would
allow more dwell time through more material.
Jon
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