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Hiya Robin,
I should have stated.. "tantalizing" events. For
example: One test resulted in oxidizing minerals from domestic city
water that had a residual chlorine content. A white residue that settled perhaps
2-3 mm thick on the bottom of a 8ft dia. tank 8ft tall. Another test using
extremely hard well water ( no chlorine) ozidized minerals leaving a
residue of 2-3mm+ thick in a tank bottom of 3ft dia. 3ft
tall.
Tantalizing because they are random and not repetitive
over a range of rotational speeds, water temperatures and diverging cone
angles.
We were able to put the prettiest head of foam on a
pond of fresh seawater , only to have the facility manager ask us to leave since
he only wanted foam on his beer ( grin).
Next tests include a 3 stage cyclone separation staged
reactor that can spill each stage into their respective clarifiers.
Sounds like childsplay, costs out of the kazoo, but
so tantalizing .
Richard
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