From: Sandy King (sanking@clemson.edu)
Date: 11/30/01-09:44:31 AM Z
I am using a motor base that turns the drum much slower, about 15
rpm, so there is one big difference in our technique that might
explain the difference in results. My logic suggests that if
streaking of film in print drums is caused by agitation turbulence,
such as an increase in speed in the area over the ribs, it would be
be aggravated by greater speed of rotation.
Sandy King
>Speeding up of the developer hitting the rib area - possibly this is one
>element. My observation was, that there was more streaking at 25rpm and less
>at 75rpm. I use an ATL 2000. The 75rpm did however provide too much
>staining.
>
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