Soda Lime????????

[Finless]

That can't be right, can it?



I am stood ready to be corrected, after all, I'm just an OC diver.

[wreckweasel]

So the azi is a radial can?

What cant be right, brian?

[MAD]

Yup... that's pretty much it...

Radial Scrubber working from the central column to the outer case.

Lower velocity through the lime, greater cross sectional area, lower WOB, more sudden breakthrough likely when it does happen. (OK that last piece may be b*lls just my view)


Could treat it like a co-axial scrubber with a radius greater then the length... i.e. short & fat. (Kinda like me...)

[narked at 90]

this would be a great scrubber for diggers new breather as it would be a direct replacement as well as being very shinny!!but you just try finding one!
MAD im goting to at stoney next weekend to try out some gire after a few fcuk ups at dorry! fancy a meet up?!
kind regards john routley

[johnv]

Originally Posted by Finless

That can't be right, can it?

The azimuth scrubber is excellent for a number of reasons, it's radial, really well built and the water trap is brilliant, on the Inspiration and the KISS if you get water in the bottom, then tilt the scrubber the slime gets wet, on the azimuth, it works like a babies bottle, water collects on the Left hand side and stays there in any orientation until the water trap is half full - even upside down :-))

John

[Finless]

I guess that answers my question and Sofnalime(?) is a brand name rather than a generic name?

Soda Lime sounds more like an addative to go with a mop and bucket. I just wondered, as the Azi site is in 2 languages whether there was a translation mistake.

Oh well, I've learnt over the years not to get too embarrassed about my ignorance. I wouldn't mind so much but I usually end up forgetting all the stuff that I have previously learnt and end up repeat offending.