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Good point! Put soapy water in an ultrasonic cleaning tank and aerate it so that it is full of bubbles. Then turn on the ultrasonic transducer and watch what happens.
For those whom have never tried it, the bubbles instantly rise to the surface.
I have a 50 watt ultrasonic transducer and the power supply to drive it, so perhaps I can rig up an ultrasonic experiment in a vacuum. Hee, hee, hee.............................
Waterbelly
Member
Thank you all for the answers to my questions. Could you tell me what the cause of "streaks" or trapped bubbles are in the initial wash, and/ or how to prevent them?
eloquentsoution
Member
bout time. didn't we talk about this several months ago?....the cleaning tank....but i forgot about the new transducer. how long to test?
I would need to see what you are referring to, but points of nucleation, like a dust particle, will produce a string of fine bubbles, that push each other aside as they rise and can form streaks, when the material gets too viscous for them to escape to atmosphere.
A cleaner collection dish and better filter on the end of the column might reduce the dust and help.
Yup, but got busy on other projects, like butane system refinement and building a new skunk shack. So much fun and so little time, hee, hee, hee, snicker, snark, snort.............
I will need to cut down the aluminum plate that the transducer is mounted to for heat and energy disappation, so that it will fit in one of the vacuum chambers.
I will try it without heat first, because I am concerned about the effect of ultrasonic vibration on a lab hot plate elements when hot.
Use of ultrasound in the purging has already been proposed?
I searched before the suggest, but found only on ultrasound for the extraction and not to purging.
eloquentsoution
Member
you are probably correct, jump. i'm speaking of ideas proposed in skunk pharm meetings, which are usually vapor laden and forgetful....unless noted for future reference. truthfully, i cannot recall the complete discussion, just the use of ultrasound to speed purge. don't think anything came of it.
Sorry Jump, cross talk. As ES notes, the discussion was in a local meeting, playing with a borrowed ultrasonic cleaning tank full of soapy water.
Arkady2300
Member
Purdy! Nice job!
So much lovely Science I thought you boys and maybe a girl or two would enjoy a look at this chip.
Hey Arkady2300!
Imo its perfect result, My congratulations and thanks for posting!
but you have to improve your photo processing. lol
High creativity in your farm inspires hope for a quick knowledge of the truth in this matter.
I would venture to suggest for your consideration another fantasy on purging.
What do you think of filament extrusion of the molten resin through a spinneret instead of a fixed flat thin layer of melt?
If the extruder is positioned above a vertical tube camera,
the thin filament during the fall may be subject to a variety of influences - cooling, heating, irradiation or vacuumization or inert gas.
Electro-magnetic field can deflect falling filament to control the layout at the bottom of the receiver,
as they use in producing some kind of filter materials.
Imo its perfect result, My congratulations and thanks for posting!
but you have to improve your photo processing. lol
Hey Gray Wolf!
High creativity in your farm inspires hope for a quick knowledge of the truth in this matter.
I would venture to suggest for your consideration another fantasy on purging.
What do you think of filament extrusion of the molten resin through a spinneret instead of a fixed flat thin layer of melt?
If the extruder is positioned above a vertical tube camera,
the thin filament during the fall may be subject to a variety of influences - cooling, heating, irradiation or vacuumization or inert gas.
Electro-magnetic field can deflect falling filament to control the layout at the bottom of the receiver,
as they use in producing some kind of filter materials.
Another interesting idea brother Jump! You must eat razor blade soup for breakfast!
Any links to this process on other material, or could you expand on the vertical tube camera and process for electromagnetic dispersal of the injected oil?
Any links to this process on other material, or could you expand on the vertical tube camera and process for electromagnetic dispersal of the injected oil?
eloquentsoution
Member
wow, now that is an interesting concept..........
Trichgnomes
Member
Ha! This is good one. Potential double entendre there. He is incredibly sharp, and can often be found with a pair of blades in his hands...
But seriously , filament extrusion of molten resin through a spinneret? That is a progressive purging process, to say the least.
Waterbelly
Member
Another question, for thats what i do baby...
Would there be any way to purge the initial butane wash in a 220F oven without significant terpene loss or cannabinoid degration/ isomerization?
Would there be any way to purge the initial butane wash in a 220F oven without significant terpene loss or cannabinoid degration/ isomerization?
I have no links, my friend told me how they make filtering materials for air purification from aerosols.
He said the rejection of the filament, probably by an electric field, rather than an electromagnet.
I do not know whether this is a common practice or a secret invention.
I tried to find links in Google and YouTube, there are many related technologies, but I have not found this one.
Then, our conversation arose from my interest in substrate STG synthetic wool from PET, suitable for hydroponic cultivation.
In this context, I came across a note of manufactured the wool with cotton candy machine from ground PET bottles.
Cotton candy machine extrudes the melt in the form of thin filaments of a rotating extruder head
with the top-loading, electrically heated to melt and the spinnerets on the perimeter,
a very small holes, through which the melt is extruded by centrifugal force.
A fine machine, but it is not simply to unite with the vacuum.
A much more promising is a long tube, which is located vertically,
where the top is an extruder and at the bottom - the receiver.
But this device also does not seems to me very simple in design and manufacture, its just the fantasy.
Perhaps if successful, material appears in similar consistency with the Rockwool made of BHO?
eloquentsoution
Member
Perhaps if successful, material appears in similar consistency with the Rockwool made of BHO?
or, on a stick like cotton candy!.....cotton BHO.....or bhotton candy!
Mia
Active member
I don't think you can work around the issue of terpene degradation due to heat based on my limited knowledge. That is, heat degrades terpenes period. Heat, the great destroyer....
Of course maybe the wiser folks can jump in and give a more thorough answer.
