Anyone else having issues accessing sonar V1 via IPv6 today? V4 access
appears normal. My access over V6 keeps going between working normally,
and permission denied, like the application firewall is broken. Nothing
has changed with my IPv6 addressing. I've been dual-stacked for years.
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Spoke to a venturi engineer just now. He says 72 psi is the magic number. It
has something to do with atmospheric air pressure and the density of the air.
I presume that number would change with altitude.
From: Steve Jones
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2023 9:34 AM
To: AnimalFarm Microwave Users
I dont know the math behind air pressure, but if I split the 150psi into
two, then does each orifice get 75psi?
On Tue, May 23, 2023 at 9:54 AM Chuck McCown via AF wrote:
> Spoke to a venturi engineer just now. He says 72 psi is the magic
> number. It has something to do with atmospheric air p
I doubt it's 50% each, that doesn't make sense. It would be more like 100
psi each. Like going from SISO to MIMO is 3db.
On Tue, May 23, 2023 at 1:47 PM Steve Jones
wrote:
> I dont know the math behind air pressure, but if I split the 150psi into
> two, then does each orifice get 75psi?
>
> On
If you have enough capacity in the compressor and hose each orifice gets 150
psi.
PSI is like voltage.
The venturi guy says to regulate it to 72 psi if you want to optimize it. But
you could just put a throttle valve and gauge on it too. Redneck pressure
regulator.
Best Regards,
Chuck Mc
It would depend on the flow through each side. If there was no flow on
either side, they would both see 150 PSI. If there is flow, then it
would depend on the size of the opening(s), and the amount of flow that
the compressor can provide.
bp
On 5/23/2023 10:45 AM, Steve Jones wrote:
I dont
Did you look at using a used turbo and blow compressor air in one side
and use the boost side as a vac? probably could get some better results
that way I would think.
On 5/21/23 5:11 PM, Steve Jones wrote:
I'm having better luck with the prototype than a shop vac already,
just trying to improv
Splitting the pipe into two equal pipes will double the area for the air to
go through. Based on the formula I found yesterday that should be the same
pressure but half the velocity. I still think you'd want to maximize the
product of cfm times velocity, I'm just not sure what would achieve that.
No idea. Has to do with atmospheric pressure I presume. Some magic number
inherent to venturies.
From: Adam Moffett
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2023 6:23 PM
To: AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] Air vac
Splitting the pipe into two equal pipes will double the area for the
