Re: shop air system

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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well, my whole system is still in progress. 
     but  the running the tubes up hill seems to be something everybody
     agrees on, I guess the theory is that air doesnt have a problem
     going uphill but water does. 
     As I stated earlier I was also  told by these guys at a shop that
     does air supply systems  for mills,  "use the biggest pipes u can
     afford", bigger pipes make drier air, something about less temp
     shift which i guess is what causes the moisture in compressed air,
     which I think is basically condensation.
    Also every low spot in a wall system MUST have a drain, other wise u
    get a lake at the low spot. 
    I went a step further and actually built my whole system on a slight
    kilter so theres no flat pipes but a slight  tilt to every one
    leading to a drain.
    I should have some test results in a couple days, I have one last
    chunk to  finish, then its sandblast time!
    
    Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon

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