Also, I'm curious what conductivity the water takes when it reaches (passive) equilibrium. The more conductive the water, the more those fields can spread, which is a gift that keeps on giving. Probably impossible at this juncture and an absurd amount of cost/waste -- no way that you can passivate the surfaces or get some plating inside? Otherwise, I'm at a loss. Also, I'm trusting Howie here, as my issues lie with other forms of electrochemical attack than pure Cu chiller pipes in highly pure water (at least initially).
It's been a minute since I was a henchman in our university fab, but we put all kinds of additives in the water chiller loops. Sorry I'm not of help.
All you Big Brains have missed the point: you've got your negative feedback coupled in with your push-pull input-output. For more details:
All good fortune,
Chris
All good fortune,
Chris
It's easy to forget what a darned good solvent pure water is! Of course us mortals never get close to anything that dangerous...
Regarding leaching in deionized chilled water systems, we used water cooled tubes @ about 10kv in cyclotron oscillators and HV supplies. Magnesium 'sacrificial anodes' were attached to tube anodes to minimize anode erosion. The magnesium rods were treated as consumables.
In other chilled water applications where high resistivity was not required (say, electron linacs), additives were used to inhibit both corrosion and mold growth.
In other chilled water applications where high resistivity was not required (say, electron linacs), additives were used to inhibit both corrosion and mold growth.
As we have a chemistry department, I decided to email the director and explain the issue and ask for assistance.
Tomorrow I meet the head of one organization. Twill be interesting, he uses words I've never heard before..
Hey, if ya gonna ask for help, might as well be one of the best in the world...
I can't retire, I'm having too much fun. Well, ok, I also have to pay for my toys...
jn
Tomorrow I meet the head of one organization. Twill be interesting, he uses words I've never heard before..
Hey, if ya gonna ask for help, might as well be one of the best in the world...
I can't retire, I'm having too much fun. Well, ok, I also have to pay for my toys...
jn
Curious audio component of the day https://eng.hifirose.com/RA180
It's a 4 channel integrated with a built in cross-over for biamping or running as 2 channel bridged and a curious mix of 70s design, bit of Nagra and steampunk with the volume control. I have to admire their approach but wonder who on earth it is aimed at...
It's a 4 channel integrated with a built in cross-over for biamping or running as 2 channel bridged and a curious mix of 70s design, bit of Nagra and steampunk with the volume control. I have to admire their approach but wonder who on earth it is aimed at...
I like the Nagraesque design, and the specs look current Class D, but I am disgusted by their failure to use anti-backlash gears in their steam-punk volume control excsss....so disappointing!!! (lolol)
Cheers!
Howie
Well, it is good that they named the intermediate gear "gallium nitride". I usually call my intermediate gear "Bob".
From the waveforms presented, they don't know how to control high speed circuit loops. <<actual engineering speak<<
And, I look forward to the day when my amp can handle "super twitters".
jn
From the waveforms presented, they don't know how to control high speed circuit loops. <<actual engineering speak<<
And, I look forward to the day when my amp can handle "super twitters".
jn
I take it you are looking forward to the new ownership making twitter into super twitter! How prescient of you.
Isn't "super twitter" Elon Musk now? I always thought he was something of a twit. He calls himself "Technoking".
