
The chamber is in the center and is 3.20 inches long.


The rubber gaskets slide down the sample and seat inside the chamber.
The metal "inserts" or discs slide down behind the gaskets to help
them seal.


The caps screw down to finish the seal and hold everything in place.

The final product looks like this.
The sample must be at least 4.25 inches to properly pass through the
chamber.
Instrument includes:
Instrument controlling with 100 bar (10 Mpa) gauge, 3 foot hose
connecting
to Cavitation Chamber, Cavitation Chamber, 2 metal inserts of following
sizes (5/8", 3/8", 3/16"), 5 rubber gaskets of each size (blank, 1/16",
1/8", 3/16"), 6 foot hose to connect to instrument to nitrogen tank.
Cost for this system is $3,225.00 U.S.
As there are many ways of connecting samples to a head of water and
measuring water conductivity, it has been left up to the user to supply
tubing, connections, head of water and measuring devices for testing
conductivity
in the sample. Laboratory & medical supply stores can supply most
of
this equipment.
Options for
Cavitation Chamber
| Cavitation
Chamber only |
Model
1000 (70 BAR) with external port to Cavitation Chamber |
|
| Description: The Cavitation
Chamber and controlling device as described above. |
This is the Model 1000 Pressure Chamber with an external port and valve to connect the Cavitation Chamber. This incorporates both Pressure Chamber and Cavitation Chamber. (70 Bar Capacity) (CLICK FOR PICTURE) | his is the Model 1000 Pressure
Chamber with an external port and valve
to connect the Cavitation Chamber. This incorporates both
Pressure Chamber and Cavitation Chamber. (100 Bar Capacity)
(CLICK FOR
PICTURE) |
| Price: $3,225.00 USD |
Price: $4,725.00 USD |
Price: $4,825.00 USD |
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