Kurt Wild on thu 2 may 02
>Sorry the columns did not match up. If anyone wants me to send a decent
>copy write me off list and I'll send the recipes as a word document.
Kurt
Kurt Wild on thu 2 may 02
I rummaged through my notes and found this old, old bit of info. Don't
know where I got it or how valid it is. One way to find out is to try
it -- at your own risk.
Synthetic wood ash
Mixed Pine Nishi
Bone ash 4.09 4.10
7.0
Whiting 35.73 44.37
62.0
Magnesium carbonate 6.86 6.36 5.0
Potash
feldspar 24.35 36.17 -----
Soda
feldspar ----- -----
12.0
Kaolin
(EPK) 10.39 -----
10.0
Flint (silica
flour) 10.11 ----
3.0
Soda
ash 3.90 4.38
-----
Manganese
dioxide 1.32 2,28 -----
Red iron
oxide 3.00
.31 ----
=============================
Total: 99.75
99.97 99.0
Kurt
Tom Buck on sat 4 may 02
Kurt:
You need a bit of strategy to send a multi-column table like the
one below...this is how I received it (and so did most of us I guess from
your comment). After the following repeat, I revise the data in a form
that should reach everyone ungarbled (I hope). But I do not do a full
repeat, sorry.
(aside to Clayarters, please adopt this type of "paragraph" format
when doing mixed alphanumerics).
Tom Buck ) tel: 905-389-2339
(westend Lake Ontario, province of Ontario, Canada).
mailing address: 373 East 43rd Street,
Hamilton ON L8T 3E1 Canada
On Thu, 2 May 2002, Kurt Wild wrote:
> I rummaged through my notes and found this old, old bit of info. Don't
> know where I got it or how valid it is. One way to find out is to try
> it -- at your own risk.
>
> Synthetic wood
ash
> Mixed Pine Nishi
> Bone ash 4.09 4.10
7.0
> Whiting 35.73 44.37
> 62.0
> Magnesium carbonate 6.86 6.36
5.0
> Potash
> feldspar 24.35
6.17 -----
> Soda
> feldspar ----- -----
> 12.0
> Kaolin
> (EPK) 10.39 -----
10.0
> Flint (silica
> flour) 10.11 ----
3.0
> Soda
> ash 3.90 4.38
> -----
> Manganese
> dioxide 1.32 2,28 -----
> Red iron
> oxide 3.00
.31 ----
>
=============================
> Total: 99.75
> 99.97 99.0
>
>
> Kurt
Here is my suggested way of handling such data on the Internet:
-------------------
The following analyses suggest how to prepare a "synthetic" wood-ash. The
first number is the component's percent weight in "Mixed Ash"; the second
is the percent weight in "Pine Ash"; the third is its percent weight in
Synthetic ash "Nishi":
Bone ash 4.09; 4.10; 7.0.
Whiting 35.73; 44.37; 62.0.
Magnesium carbonate 6.36; 6.86; 6.0.
Potash feldspar 24.35; 36.17; nil.
Soda feldspar nil; nil; 12.0.
Kaolin (EPK) 10.39; nil; 10.0.
and so on.
It could also be done this way:
Mixed Pine Synth. Material
ash ash ash analyzed
4.09 4.10 7.0 Bone ash
35.73 44.37 62.0 Whiting
6.36 6.86 6.0 Magnesium carbonate
24.35 36.17 nil Potash feldspar
and come out ok if the transmission doesn't throw away the two or three
extra "space bar" binary codes. It should not because this code is almost
entirely universal (same in Unix, MacOS, Windows, PCDOS, etc.). The jumble
occurs because it is the "Tab" binary code that varies among the programs,
and is improperly reconstructed by the receiving file server.
Let's hope this works, as I believe it should.
til later. Peace. Tom B.
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