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Morgans wrote:
"Michael Horowitz" wrote Jim - I don't know if I told you but I took your advice, built the coalescing filter, and used it today; took about 4T of moisture out of the air after about :15 of work - Mike Yep, it works like a miracle. I got the idea after working in a shop with the air supply being distribute overhead, then dropping down to a quick connect fitting. It only had an elboe before the fitting, and it would constantly have water blowing out of the fitting. I changed the elbows out with t's and a piece of pipe below the outlet to collect the water. That was the start of the development of my rig. * * How about gilding the lily with a flow spinner? If that uptube airflow is spun up with a stainless butterfly inserted near the base, you get two more winning assets: 1) centrifugal droplet spin out on the tube walls. 2) more flow turbulence near the tube walls, to cool and precipitate..... Brian W |
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