Thanks for all this info.
The quartz will be a tube. It must remain clear to let through light. THe inside of the quartz will be a vacuum. the outside of the quartz will be air. The thing making everything hot is at the center of the quartz tube (i cant go into more deatil on that, just know...
I have searched the forums and have not found an answer to this, usually beucase the temperatures are too low.
I am working on a device that requires that I hold a vacuum at 1000-1300 degrees. Throughout the products life, the vacuum will go down to room temperature only to return to the high...
IR stuff,
your insight there is exactly what I am looking for. I do not have a grasp of how you came to those numbers. Do you have a link or a textbook that I could look at to renew my knowledge of this type of thermodynamics. So, I'm not fixed onthe 1CM, It was a strawman.
I do subscribe to...
25362,
Ahhh... yes of course... I just didnt get that this would be 65% of the the total loss.
IR stuff,
diesel is a good fuel because it is readily available almost anywhere. kerosene (just another diesel grade) and Gasoline would be good. too. Methanol and alcohols dont burn hot enough.
I...
Thanks.
It cant be an electrical input to create the hot spot. Yes there may be some space before the actual burning chamber to get the gas and fuel to mix well. There are atomizer designs that should allow me to get a good burn.
Your value of 1350C jibes well with what I have come up with...
here we go!
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That condenser...
I may end up doing that. I was just hoping to calculate _something_ to get within range of the right amount of water extraction (if I get out 5ml/min or 50 i would be happy). I really dislike going into a design arbitrarily, I find it wastes a lot of time.
rzrbk,
yes that is something like what I was thinking (for a non-direct contact version), but I am asking about sizing that sort of a system. how much surface area would I need. how big does the AC radiator need to be?
dcasto,
how did you come up with those numbers? I guess I am trying to...
I dont need to separate them per se. The spray water and the condensed water will end up in the same reservoir. This reservior will be hot water. I will pump out of that reservior to supply water through a radiator to the sprayer. The extra water will be used for what I need and if there is too...
It cant be a perpetual motion machine. Are all these people promoting a perpetual motion machine?
http://www.iit.edu/~ipro304es02/Condenser1.html
http://www.valv.com/literature/documents/tbs-brochure.pdf
http://www.specialized-mechanical.com/products/bh_feedwater.html
Actually that IIT one is...
no problem with the dirty water. Im not sure why I would be carrying so much extra water? Either by spray or by cooling loop, the only important water is that which goes through the loop. why would I need to carry extra (besides from dealing with expansion and leakage). Why would the volume of...
Thanks all.
To most of those comments. I'm not married to the water spray idea, it just removes one pump form the entire system. I dont understand why spraying COLD water into the exhaust stream would not condense out more water. but if it is coils, then coils it is.
IRstuff,
The reason I...
OK lets say I do that (condense water after the catalytic converter).
What do you think is a better design? spraying water into the exhaust stream, or running the exhaust by a cooling coil?
more importantly, how do I size these components? I dont know how to calculate the correct flow rate...
