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RE: ECCO - Steam rate / quality videos
Any thoughts as to why the input temperature is 32 degrees? Aura water input temperature was around 16 degrees (I think).
Very impressed with that steam output pressure - I think during testing you'll get bubbles when you sparge steam into the bucket.
Hi Swanie,
It is in Mumbai in the summer and the water storage is on the top of the industrial unit. The sun will heat that water up, even at night it is not particularly cool. Today for instance the Day / Night temperature is 29ºC and 27ºC.
The AURA water was from a ground based pipe and the temperature at night was around 10ºC.
The steam here is a real risk and quite a challenge to work with. We still hope we can run a faster water rate through it and keep the output temperature under 60ºC. What this does show is that the ECCO device can at least produce process level steam regardless of the input power not bringing verified yet.