Minutes from 09/19/2000 meeting at FSU (all):
              -already being built
            -machinist says that he can handle any problems that may arise
            -if we are really interest in doing that particular project from year we could do it over
                on paper and come up with a new design; however, it would not be implemented.
            -another alternative is to come up with a piece that could attach to the last years
                design
            -another alternative is to work on a totally separate project designing a heat transfer
                device             -Question asked by Ivan Lee: Are we to design the heat exchanger on paper and build
                it as well?
            -Answer by Dr. Thistle: He has a machinist who could build it; however, if we were
                interested in doing so, we maybe able to build it ourselves.             -the water in the system kept heating up, which made errors appear in the experiments
            -variation of temperature ranged from the normal environment to about 75-80 degrees
            -insulation does not seem to work
                the pumps used to move the water through system are actually under the apparatus
            -the pumps act like fountain pumps and operate at 1hp-in2             -placing heat exchanger in the reservoir
            -placing the heat exchanger on a pipe and cooling or heating water using conduction
            -replace a section of the pipe with stainless steel coated with an apoxy to prevent
                erosion             -Question: Do we want to have something built onto current device or something that
                can just be added on?

            -Answer: Basically have to go and look at actual device

            -Question: What is the purpose of the head tank?

            -Answer: Water from the pump has to be conditioned to flow into the flume (part that
                contains live animals), so that the water can be moved into the flume at an even flow
                without turbulence.
 

                              *NOTE: Meeting at the Marine Lab on 9-24-2000 at 9:30 a.m.*
 
 
 
 
 

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