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Jones suggested trying microwaves at the resonant frequency of water (
22Ghz) to aim down the hollow shaft.
Hmmm. That would take a calibrated tube diameter. We had thought of
installing thin wall tubing inside the hollow shaft coming in from the top, but
surrendered the idea in favor of bringing a tube in from the bottom of the
containment vessel that we would use for feeding O3 + isotopes and
exotics into the base of the vortex instead of the top through the hollow shaft.
The task becomes intriguing in that when a vortex is induced by the high
speed rotating member, the base of the vortex is inverted and the vacuum in the
zone plays an interesting role in that it permits feeding powders as well as
gas/liquid chemicals
Richard
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