Hyperbaric chamber wax? Info?
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SnapsProvolone
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Are they just using it as a big vacuum chamber?
qwizoking
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I think that point was obvious...
Now how do you pressurize a trichome enough to turn it to a fluid and drain it off if you will.. Yields will be horrible. And this is performed at what -40°f ? Nah man..it just ain't happening like that.
The idea I suppose is similar to a co2 fluid extraction... Which actually makes sense. But there is no fluid doing the extracting here.
Again though this is why its barely mentioned online and nobody is producing it. Like I said a quick google search just looking at dates etc tells all you need to know
Now how do you pressurize a trichome enough to turn it to a fluid and drain it off if you will.. Yields will be horrible. And this is performed at what -40°f ? Nah man..it just ain't happening like that.
The idea I suppose is similar to a co2 fluid extraction... Which actually makes sense. But there is no fluid doing the extracting here.
Again though this is why its barely mentioned online and nobody is producing it. Like I said a quick google search just looking at dates etc tells all you need to know
warble
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Just opinion, a hyperbaric chamber is the opposite of a vacuum chamber. I puts more oxygen into a pressurized space. I've never used one, but I was told about it in scuba class. If co2 was used instead of o2, I don't know if that would help make a wax. CO2 extraction is used to rip the trichomes off physically and then filtered through a tight glass filter. A hyperbaric chamber wouldn't help any of that and would hinder the purging process. Just opinion.
SnapsProvolone
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Its a pressure vessel, could easily connect a vacuum pump.
Fadedawg
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The problem with cunning linguistics, is that they are a play on words!
One if the reasons I was attracted to linguistics, is that ah heard girls really liked cunning lingusitics a lot, so knew it had to be a good thang to learn.
Hyperbaric chamber literally means that the material was subjected to greater than atmospheric pressure. You could do that with anything from butane to CO2.
Do they give any more details.
One if the reasons I was attracted to linguistics, is that ah heard girls really liked cunning lingusitics a lot, so knew it had to be a good thang to learn.
Hyperbaric chamber literally means that the material was subjected to greater than atmospheric pressure. You could do that with anything from butane to CO2.
Do they give any more details.
SnapsProvolone
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Maybe its how those guys in cali run the solventless clear concentrate.