Council Of First Knowledge, Jedi Temple Training Facility

[MW7945]

Passive means no fan involved, natural convection. Good for outdoor set up and done in thermal style.

Passive intake is when negative pressure is created and air is drawn in another opening because of it...

 

[brazel]

Passive intake is when negative pressure is created and air is drawn in another opening because of it...

Passive and active
Positive and negative
Passive natural
Active fan
Positive tent like a balloon
Negative tent sucked in

 

[MW7945]

Passive and active
Positive and negative
Passive natural
Active fan
Positive tent like a balloon
Negative tent sucked in

Correct... my tent is sucked in.. so negative pressure.

 

[brazel]

Correct... my tent is sucked in.. so negative pressure.

Negative is where it's at IMO

 

[MW7945]

Negative is where it's at IMO

And my opening things are the bottom are my passive intake lol

Only place air can come in

 

[brazel]

And my opening things are the bottom are my passive intake lol

Only place air can come in

Negative and positive are pressure
Passive and active are flow

If you have a fan exhausting then it's an active system

Ha

 

[Wisher619]

Ive bewn wanting to add +life on clones, just didnt know how. Would you use any molasses?

no....
just the powder mixed in RO

 

[MW7945]

I have an active exhaust... and passive intake though..

 

[Wisher619]

Wish, You're so chill, I'm gonna that as a bad sign! On that dude! Like as in if you say that, i want nothing do with him!

talkin to him is like talking to a Brick Wall
I been there and done that a few years ago
so I know who to steer clear of

 

[brazel]

@incogneato molasses is good for making cookies, please hit me up when they're ready! ; )

 

[brazel]

I have an active exhaust... and passive intake though..

Word

 

[incogneato]

Negative and positive are pressure
Passive and active are flow

If you have a fan exhausting then it's an active system

Ha

An active intake involves a fan pulling air into the tent actively at the point of intake. Passive intake allows the exhaust to pull air in by means of negative pressure.

 

[incogneato]

@incogneato molasses is good for making cookies, please hit me up when they're ready! ; )

Well they are all cookie cuts so i guess molasses it is!

no....
just the powder mixed in RO

Thats what i did. Thanks again.

 

[brazel]

An active intake involves a fan pulling air into the tent actively at the point of intake. Passive intake allows the exhaust to pull air in by means of negative pressure.

Think
What does active mean
What does passive mean

 

[incogneato]

Think
What does active mean
What does passive mean

Hmmmm.....( thats me thinking)

 

[incogneato]

Hmmmm.....( thats me thinking)

Now an exercise for you.
Think of what exhaust means
Think of what intake means

 

[brazel]

Ok this is how it works
Passive is natural like it just happens
Hot air rises, so hole low and a hole high would allow natural air flow. Heat rises
That's passive

Active something is being used to do the work like a fan

Positive is pressure like blowing up a balloon

Negative is pressure like doing a whip it

 

[brazel]

Now an exercise for you.
Think of what exhaust means
Think of what intake means

Give and take
The old in and out

 

[incogneato]

Ok this is how it works
Passive is natural like it just happens
Hot air rises, so hole low and a hole high would allow natural air flow. Heat rises
That's passive

Active something is being used to do the work like a fan

Positive is pressure like blowing up a balloon

Negative is pressure like doing a whip it

None of this is lost on me sir. The point i think you're missing is semantics. The air is actively being exhausted by a sysytem designed to pull air out. There is no sysytem in place designed to pull air in. Just openings in the tent. I do get what you are saying though.

 

[brazel]

None of this is lost on me sir. The point i think you're missing is semantics. The air is actively being exhausted by a sysytem designed to pull air out. There is no sysytem in place designed to pull air in. Just openings in the tent. I do get what you are saying though.

But technically the exhaust is pulling in the intake. Think of the tent or room as ducting. Ya dig