On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 22:03:06 -0800, RMustakos <rmustakos@...> wrote: > Stefan > I remember you talking about having an issue with the etchant forming a > vortex around the bottom of the pipes. > Originally I was thinking you should put a plate on the bottom of the > pipe that was bigger than the vortex. Took me a second or two to figure > out that would just make things worse. > Than the thought occurred to do the the opposite - constrain the fluid, > and here are a couple of ways: > Use a plate that does not move, and that keeps the fluid from developing > a vortex outside of the pipe. > Place crumpled plastic mesh at the base, that would induce a bunch of > drag and slow any vortex. > Place plastic vanes that are lined up radially from the bearing out. > If they go higher than the fluid, they would preclude a vortex from > forming except in the space between them and the spinning tube, which > can be minimized. > Richard I think the vanes are the best idea. a spoon can stop a vortex in a coffe cup real fast... will do.. ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: sprayer tank construction
2005-03-24 by Stefan Trethan
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