maximum head is around 4,68m that equival to 14,7~15,09 Ft
if i have corrects data
maximum head is around 4,68m that equival to 14,7~15,09 Ft
if i have corrects data
I remember way back before the alpha and Petra top there was the Radiical top for the DDC. The big problem with it was that the outlet hole was too big and did not generate enough head pressure. I think people moved on the later tops for this reason when the Storm was in fashion due to its high pressure drop.
As noted in earlier posts, the outlet hole does appear to look large.
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Well, let's see if you're right ? I don't know the exact dimensions of Petra's Top but as I've a Alpha's Top here the inside diameter is 40mm and it's the same as PlexyTop's (40mm). So, the inside diameter of the XPTop is over 42.50mm and it's about 7% more. About the XPTop performances, I don't want to say more before we put online the official article with tests and pics, by the way there is an improvement of about ~0.03bar (XPTop prototype Vs PlexyTop commercial) on the absolute pressure.
Probably you may have made some mistakes on your calculations because if:
1 Atm ~ 1.01325 Bar
1 Atm ~ 10 mt ~ 1000 cm
1 foot ~ 0.3048 mt
1 mt ~ 3.28083 feet
then:
0.46 Bar ~ 0.4539847 Atm ~ 4.539487 mt ~ 453.9487 cm or ~14.89329 feet on a DDC v3.3/18w (prototype test)
I think that you haven't consider a little particular that can change not only your opinion but also the facts
If I'm not wrong, Radical has a "direct" outlet channel and not a variable geometry as the PlexyTop and as the new XPTop. I have spoke about this new concept in another topic in the past and I've also posted a couple of pics to explain better some things about that problem. Here is an axample:
In the R & D fase, we've make some different prototypes to examinate the industrial costs and performances. When we done all the necessary tests, we have seen that the "direct" outlet channel have had a lower flowrate and a lower pressure but it was also more noisier than other prototypes and it vibrates over three times more than the PlexyTop with the variable geometry. If i remember well, that design have had also over 150lt/h less than the PlexyTop on a DDC v3.3/10w pump.
Kind regards, Nikos
Last edited by Nikos; 06-12-2007 at 02:52 PM.
Nikolaos "Nikos" Kavvadias - OCLabs products designer.
Nikos,
Thanks for the better pictures showing the outlet path. I have not seen detailed pictures showing this. I will be watching for your results.
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