Quote:
|
Originally Posted by davidzo
So there must be a point, where the friction inside the jets is bigger than the advantage of the jetcount (-> better waterdistribution all over the surface)."
|
That's a good point. It's actually the exact problem I was trying to deal with one of my blocks, by creating the jet within the copper itself I was hoping that the friction in the orifice's would translate into a higher turbulence and thereby increase effectiveness. Not a particularly spectacular effect in my case but not necessarily a dead concept.
I think the extension of the cascade concept towards a more true jet-impingement is worthwhile though. I do believe there is headroom in that approach, (Storm?) although at low flowrates there are always going to be better ways. I will be very interested in pHaestus' results.
The problem with expressing one's opinion is that it is very often clouded by one's opinion.