Faraday88 wrote:
Hi Aaron,
Without departing from the gist of this Thread,a quick thought about his demonstration unit spurs in My mind as i read your discription on the need of Nitrogen Gas and its proportion to slow down the burn rate of Hydro-Oxy Gas.
Yes,i'm refering to the Flame melting a Stainless Steel wire, straight from the nozzle of his Demonstration (9 cell Tubular array), This Flame is a sustained Cool Flame until it touches the Stainless Steel wire, instantly melting it, do you think the dissolved Nitrogen gas in the Tap water used is readily attributing to the slowed down Burn rate? just curious on this..
Rgds,
Faraday88.
I havent messed with tap water for a while, because while giving a simple demo to a friend, the water quickly turned green, then brown, and we both started caughing, and tearing up. I will probably just use rain water, and post the results here. If anyone knows a good dimension for a flash tube, let me know. (i might just use a long vinyl tube)
This is my first post here, so if I am doing anything wrong, please let me know. C:
-David v