Re: Sparging
John Carmack <[email protected]> Tue, 16 May 2006 15:26:50 -0500
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> >They could be another option. If it is possible to >find a place to run the sparger locally - some >chemical laboratory, may be - and the equipment may be >rented, or a cheaper version could be bought and >assembled, then it's possible to produce enough HTP >for, say, a whole project. A project of KISS scale >would likely spend no more than 30 gallons of HTP, >perhaps even less. Something similar... Sean, what >about The Spike?.. What are the estimations? And what >is the current active project, the next flying thing? > >After (or during) production the HTP can be >transferred to the Rocket Ranch to keep it there. Now >we only need to find how much HTP can be produced in a >single session in the lab (if it can't run >unattended), so to calculate the time scope and >expences. > >Alexander I have wondered about that as well -- I certainly wouldn't want to do chemical processing "out in the wilderness". Getting the proper hazmat permits to work in civilization and transport might actually be easier. John Carmack