I'm working with a system involving a 35 Litre coolant loop, what concentration of silver do you recommend? Previously recommended 35mg per L
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35 liter is massive. I don't know how much silver to use. Do you know a chemist? Luck.
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My brother is a chemist, with a wicked smart micro-biologist wife. Need something answered?
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35 liter is massive. I don't know how much silver to use. Do you know a chemist?Luck.
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May I ask why such a massive Coolant holding Tank?Are you using this Massive Coolant tank to serve for other Coolant cooled Computers as well. Advised not to its not worth it more chance to invite Oxidation etc. etc to maintain.
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I'm unsure of the exact percent of each of the elements you mention but the bottle does say "manufactured using only 99.9999 pure silver and pure ozonated, distilled water". It also references the website www.colloidalresearch.com where you can get more info.
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30A, we've run them up to 17A, giving a safety factor. They are copper with silver plating, perfect for REDUCING internal resistance and I^2 R loss.
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Usually one bottle treats one 20 gallon system. Depending on the climate you drive in and the size of your car's cooling system, you may need to add more or less than one bottle. I added the super coolant when I had the radiator replaced so the system was already drained. Ordinarily you can take you car to a coolant flushing place and have them add the bottle in when they replace the coolant after the flush.
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Sorry but I didnt measure my dilution....I only use a lid full to half bucket (guestimate)...ALSO - looking back on my description I failed to mention that my car was silver in color which doesnt reveal hard water spots...Sorry I couldnt give you a straight answer
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Yes, do not mix with any other coolant and do not add water. Change interval from factory is 11 years. Just top off when needed.
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Works great. Let me know which engine your running and I will tell you which pressure regulator to install ahead of it. You need a large micron pre filter ( 30 micron is great) and a 10 to 20 micron between pump and rail. Keep the inlet side 3/8 to keep from restricting pump. That's the mistake people make and burn the pump up from starvation. Good luck with your project .
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If u do what paper says, you won't have much....carefully remove & wipe off the silver wires & use baby distilled water- used for making baby formula. Silver residue & due to non distilled water. Won't hurt you.
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Depends on the number if fittings you install. I would think for 5 tips the most you would need would be 30 liters per hour.
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It doesn't come pre-mixed, so you'll need to mix it with water. It's useful to have another container that you can mix with. Just make sure they can hold the same amount of volume, otherwise you'll need a good way to measure the mix. Typically I keep an old used coolant jug (rinsed of course) from the generic brands for this purpose. Like many others have said, 50/50 is best recommended.
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Chances are no. I can't say definitively because I've never tried it. This kit was made for melting lead. (melting point 650 F) and I use it for working with pewter (tin, melting point 450 F). Silver requires around 1500 F to melt. This kit is inexpensive and works well for what it was designed for. It *might* heat up hot enough for silver, maybe, but it will likely burn out quickly and stop working. Silver smelters cost more because they get a lot hotter and require a better construction to handle the heat. If you're making silver jewelry you will also want a finer set of tools. The size of this smelter (I melt a couple lbs at a time) requires more in materials to be manageable. Pewter and lead are inexpensive. I would want a smaller smelter for silver and do it in ounces.
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The stock thermal paste on the heatsink should be fine for almost anything unless you're planning on overclocking your CPU or doing some over the top gaming setup. If you do want to use a different thermal paste, check out :Arctic Silver 5 High-Density Polysynthetic Silver Thermal Compound, 3.5 Grams
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You can add full strength but you should mix it about 50/50 with distilled water (otherwise you're just throwing away money). Also it doesn't have to be exactly 50/50 depending on where you live. I live in southwest TX and I mixed around 60% water/40% coolant. The coolant is more for the cold temps. So you might be able to get away with just distilled water
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You should mix the full strength coolant with distilled water (50% water volume with 50% coolant volume).
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Depending on supply water temp, flow volumn and pre-temp it will amperage will vary. Once the primary element cannot maintain the pre-set temp the secondary element will gradually start coming up. Although I've not checked it I assume with both elements at max output you're going to be close to reaching 80A.
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Double check me but I'm 95% sure that you mix it 50/50 with distilled water. i would not top off with this if its not already in there. i would top off with distilled water or drain and fill with coolant distilled water mix.
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The thermal compound that comes with it works just fine. It is however recommended that after 2 years or so you should clean the old paste off and add new thermal. Thermal dries out over time and you lose cooling. It's not something you need to really keep constant tabs on, when you notice that your temps are starting to rise a bit, just redo the thermal then. I recommend Arctic silver over anything else.