Does anyone know the size of the silver particles that this generator will produce? There's no mention of particle size example .005 or .05 microns
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It tells you the parts per million, they also send a small booklet with it to fill in some of those answers for you.
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Hello, I dont know about the particle size but somewhere I had read that if you have a red laser and shine it through the glass with the silver and it creates a solid line through the colloidal in the glass, then the particle size is at the smallest or digestible level.
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I just put the micrometer on some of the cleanest castings that I had sitting around. I was quite surprised to find that they are not round. The smallest dimension on most of them is .356 and the largest varies between .357 and .358. I assume that this out of round condition goes away they are put through a sizing die. All the measurements were made at the base.
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The blender appears to draw at most 600W. I have the unit on a circuit with a coffee maker that draws over 1000W, we have never had the 20A circuit breaker blow. I have not measured the current draw myself. The Waring documents are inconsistent: the BB180S specifications list a current draw of 2.2A at 120V, approximately 250W. The 'features and benefits' lists the motor output 3/4 HP, which is approximately 560W at 100% efficiency. The parts list for the BB180S lists the motor current draw at 5A, approximately 600W.
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I just re-read most of our research articles plus the packing list and directions for the generator use. I am almost certain that the two gauges differ only as to surface area that is exposed to the distilled water. I notice that the yard length replacement roll, purchased separately from the kit, is 14 ga. Wire size does not determine ppm. Generating time plus raising water temperature, including the addition of 20 ppm product are involved in making higher (than 20) ppm product.
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In theory I don't see why it would not work. I have not done this myself. If you want to do an experiment this generator is not overly expensive but it does work. Continue in your quest for knowledge.
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I don't know about micron ratings. If my mask is rated 3 microns, then I suspect it would not protect against 2.5 micron particles.
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Mb75 would work. My generator is 6000 running watts and 8250 surge and it works great.
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I don't have a micrometer to give exact but the grains are course and large. The mixture does create a fine dust so be prepared.
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As a casual observation the micron size seems dependent on how closed the nozzle is and the pumped pressure. With a lot of pumping is produces almost what I would call a mist.
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Hello there. To answer your question, no the mean particle size is NOT less than 100 nm. I searched for a few days to find a product that had a particle size of LARGER than 100nm. If you scroll down, under "product description" it states: "Produced from naturally occurring zinc ore, super purity (free from other metals). Cosmetic grade particle size 200-1000 nanometer (nm) or 0. 2-1 micrometer)."
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I really don't know. Mine always starts quickly and I've never had any problems with it. I would suggest calling up the manufacturer of the generator.
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no definitive #'s bottle just states "nano meter particle size and a a graph showing particle size is in the smallest angstrom size. Maybe ask manufacturer
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Sorry, I can not answer that question as we have never used it with a generator.
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The machine is designed to take .025, .030. or .035 diameter wire. It comes with .025 tips but I have always used .030 so I switched to .030 and use shielding gas. If your going to weld heavier material, 3/16 to 1/4 inch then you will probably want to use the .035 tip with flux core wire. I was very surprised by the quality of this machine. It is easily comparable to the more expensive Miller, Hobart or Lincoln welders of comparable amperage. I am totally satisfied with my machine. There is one thing that I found out the hard way, the plastic face on the machine doesn't take well to being left in direct sun light and heat all day and will wrinkle and shrink a bit. Just a word to the wise where you use the machine.
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http://www.fluke.com/fluke/inen/digital-multimeters/fluke-115.htm?PID=559931000nf to > 1000 micro f.
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Ther larger number of Mesh, is the better filter (filters out smaller particles). here is a link http://www.fs.fed.us/r1/fire/nrcg/2011%20Inspection%20Forms/11_Micron%20and%20Mesh.pdf
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mine works pretty good, sometimes I get measurements 1 mil off but I'm pretty sure it might be an error on my side, check if amazon can replace it.