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tadagids
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Sodium Bicarbonate for Liquid Rheostatic Starter

07/15/2007 11:43 PM

I`m in quandry about how much quantity of sodium bi-carbonate (by weight) should we add in water (ltrs) for liquid rheostic starter for wound rotor motor?

Plz provide its solution.

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Re: Sodium Bicarbonate for Liquid Rheostatic Starter

07/16/2007 11:52 AM

Go to www.flowmatch.com or if the link doesn't work Google "Flowmatcher/Marathon". They have the patent on liquid rheostats and manufacture the "Wattmiser" series of liquid rheostats.

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Re: Sodium Bicarbonate for Liquid Rheostatic Starter

07/16/2007 11:43 PM

Thanx for quick response

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07/17/2007 6:12 AM

Owww i like your avatar Taejonkwando.... I don't suppose you live near me in England do you.... ?

John, official organiser of engineering lonely hearts club...!!!

Hey Mods... how about a ..... Nawwww it wouldn't work we would all sit around discussing the merits of saving energy by not meeting up huh?

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07/17/2007 9:30 AM

John,

If it was my photo, I guess you would say than,

"I hope you live far away from England, Don't you?"

Wangito.

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07/17/2007 10:11 AM

intellectual or genius?
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