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Posted by mark on February 13, 2007, 11:48 am
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> >what does 20 ul/MIN mean
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> Presumably microlitre (millionths of a litre), the proper symbol is
> the small Greek letter 'mu'
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> >what litre rate is this...as decimal ...no idea what the "U" means
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> 1 ul is .000001 l, so 20 will be .00002 l
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> >and see this pump ...
> >does syncro motor mean i have to have some alternative means to
> >control the speed of this ..
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> >http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=3D003&sspagename=3DST=
R=2E..
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> It'll only run at synchronous speed for the supply frequency.
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> HTH
> Tim
>
> Dutton Dry-Dock
> Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs
> Vintage diesel engine service
OK thankyou TIM
you sure it has that many zero's in it ..?
so 20 ul/MIN TO 220 ML/MIN
would translate to
0=2E012 litres an hour ...to 13.2 litres an hour
seems a hell of a range ..
that covers the range I'm after ...even theough My MIN range is
something like
100 ml an hour
and max is 3 litres an hour
and the collapsible silicon tubes in them.
will they handle old engine oil laced with a bit cellulose thinners.
All filtered of course.
and where can i buy the tube ...by the metre ...cheap
other than scrounging from hospitals and the kidney failure folk :)
Yup John ...not every body has =B5 on their key boards .....so
everywhere on the net its printed as just "U" ...that's if it does
mean that .
All the best.mark
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