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The amount of heat created could also be used to generate energy that can, in turn, provide several different tasks (turbocharge the compressor, precool air entering the compressor, etc). I have no data regarding temperatures generated bu the compressor, but it's a two-stage compressor. While it is crucial to maintain as low temperature as possible of the air that enters the second piston, beyond that, we have place for experimentation. | The amount of heat created could also be used to generate energy that can, in turn, provide several different tasks (turbocharge the compressor, precool air entering the compressor, etc). I have no data regarding temperatures generated bu the compressor, but it's a two-stage compressor. While it is crucial to maintain as low temperature as possible of the air that enters the second piston, beyond that, we have place for experimentation. | ||
- | I have a crazy idea regarding hi-volume sanding using this setup. Obviously, with large volumes of air running out of the sander' | + | I have a crazy idea regarding hi-volume sanding using this setup. Obviously, with large volumes of air running out of the sander' |
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