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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2008

Very brief domonstration of SRV working. I will definitely have to install some type of muffler on this. Possibly a lawnmower muffler. I also need to check for leaks at the valve with some type of ignition source that I can operate from a "safe" distance. The open space underneath the valve is equivalent to the volume of a 20 ounce coke bottle. This makes me think that 13 LPM is flooding a lawn mower to get it to run. I believe the concussion moved the camera. More to come.

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  • The idea of the muffler is good,but the lawnmover muffler is to small to hold so much presure,a car muffler will hold better,by the way nice solid piece of engineering.

  • Thanks, I thought about a car muffler, but they are a little bigger than I want. I'll put an extra baffle in it to absorb some of the force.

  • If you pause the video and stop right on the flash, you will see a stray light off to the left. I dont know what that is. Reflection maybe? Weird....

  • NICE pat, that looks cool, and it works

  • Short and sweet. But there is always room for improvement. The best is yet to come...

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  • I do feel there is a chance that with higher production levels that a flashback can chase the bubbles down through the bubbler and chase all the way back to a cell. I have a few ideas to counter this, one of which I am using on the new bubbler design.

  • ...nevermind. i realized later that was the hose you were igniting...

  • pat,

    if you watch the video frame by frame, at the point of explosion, you'll notice there is also considerable flame in the "down tube" (the one on the right - believe it's your SRV recirculator tube). that may become a point of concern...

  • Thats funny, nobody wants the moonshine I make, LOL... I wasnt jokin when I said I had the perfect place to test this. I live in the middle of nowhere. The way I look at it, thats a potential pipe bomb. I dont watch this stuff happen. I worry about all this glass and pvc that people are using and selling. Anything that can happen will happen, and I dont think anybody wants hydroxy to get a bad rep, before it can take off. Know what I mean?

  • nice to have a freakin' bomb shelter to do your testing in ... when I set my rig up in the back yard I got neighbors hanging over the fence drooling ... they swear my rig looks like a moonshine still and keep demanding some of the product ...

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