Okay so after finally setting everything up and having our data run and the cavitator working (some what) we realized that the critcal pressure at which the gel would cavitate or fracture was to high for our gas pressure sensor to read. So we have been brainstorming ideas about possible approaches such as creating a low pressure area to test in (a vacuum of some sort) and bringing the initail pressure down so our readings can go higher. The company says that any reading over our max. pressure becomes inaccurate. Therefore we think that starting lower is the best alternative. Any other ideas feel free to put them out there. We will bring them up at tomorrows meeting.
_Anthony
Team Cavitation! This blog has been designed to keep a daily log of progress and also to share ideas and generate a focus for our experimentation. I (Anthony) will be checking the blog during my independent study and will work with any suggestions given. Let's get to work! ( P.s. don't be distracted by the big lizard on the other teams blog...remember cavitation nation domination!) © no harsh feelings were meant by the statement above.
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