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The creek is cold, but I have not measured it yet. I'm fairly certain it's 60 or below which would give the the 20 degree differential if running CO2 at 80 F. Don't know if that would get me condensation however.
So rh control with a chiller set up is done with condensation. Is it as simple as putting a drip tray under the radiator and letting what ever water condenses fall into the tray and drain away?
Ttystick, would you happen to have the links to other threads so that we can have them referenced here? Also, is there any way to get a better shot of your manifold system, or perhaps a schematic/graphic?
Sketch up is powerful software. It's suppose to be easy, but to me it seems a bit toughs to learn. Used it to lay out my room but only in 2D. It would be sweet to pass around files and get help with designs 'on paper'Have you seen google sketch up tty?
I agree that it can be a punk to learn, but most of the tools are pretty intuitive... and its FREE. Play with things for a while and you will get the hang of it. Also feel free to pm me with questions -- I'll do my best to help ya.
I was amazed at how many components of my drawings were already available for download (pellet stoves, stairs, sink, cabinets, etc, not to mention air cooled reflectors!). If you haven't fiddled around with the software, download it and see for yourself. Cool shit.
You'll need to separate your water droplets from your outgoing air, but yes. It really IS that simple. If your cooling system water is 60f, your humidity at 80f air temp will be about 70%. Perfect. Colder water will reduce dewpoint, and therefore RH.
That's gotta be better than the silly little art app I d/l'd. I do like my princess coloring book, though, and would share my princesses if I could figure out how to rename the jpgs!Have you seen google sketch up tty? I don't know about a phone app, but it sure comes in handy when working on 3d designs.
So far, so good! Thanks for asking! And thanks for the link. I have a galaxy note 2, so I'm hoping it will be big enough to be useful with the software.
I assume you mean cooling water at 60F, air temp at 80F then humidity will be around 70%. I really need to get that pump built! Too bad I already spend $200 on a dehuie.
How do you separate water droplets from the airstream? Just put a sheet of metal in front of the fan to direct airflow and catch water? A screen of some kind? Mesh like that used in a swamp cooler?
Having trouble getting this to work on my phone. Any tricks to it?
I have no experience using sketchup on a droid platform...... I'm headed out to dinner with a droid geek tho, and I will ask him what his thoughts are.
Back from dinner... no answers tho! Guy has no exp with sketchup on a droid/phone either. We came to the conclusion the software really is best suited for a desktop, all things considered. Food for thought.
I'm hoping bada bing means you got things figured out? If not yet, pls post up the specific issue and maybe we can hash this out ourselves.
The creek is cold, but I have not measured it yet. I'm fairly certain it's 60 or below which would give the the 20 degree differential if running CO2 at 80 F. Don't know if that would get me condensation however.
So rh control with a chiller set up is done with condensation. Is it as simple as putting a drip tray under the radiator and letting what ever water condenses fall into the tray and drain away?
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