[alt-photo] Re: Metal halide lamps in plate burners and ozone???

[Peter Friderichsen]

One excellent absorber of Ozone is activated carbon, so if you can 
get the exhaust to go through such a filter, the carbon will absorb 
it and turn it into CO2. The great thing is that the carbon never 
gets saturated and will keep on working. I have not tried this on 
such a unit so perhaps it would be difficult to implement.

Peter Friedrichsen

At 04:35 PM 04/16/2010, you wrote:
>(Thinking over,) Unlikely, the light source / vacuum operates on AC
>whereas the fan operates on DC, two (or more) different circuits (and
>power requirements). Plus, the whole system draws not more 5 - 5.5 A
>(220V 50Hz), that's not too much. But thanks anyway! :)
>
>I think there's a certain purpose in that design... (Of course, it may
>not made so necessarily because of what I assumed.) Anyway, I'll be
>careful to have adequate ventilation and/or refresh the air in the
>room since I definitely don't want an extra cause/source of free
>radicals in my system...
>
>Regards,
>Loris.
>
>
>2010/4/16 ender100 <ender100 at aol.com>:
> > may just be that the entire unit is drawing more power and affecting fan
> > speed.
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