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Ok, this is the Chemicalyzer version 1.0 model .. It will be all electronics, the Valve for H2O will be used for NaOH as well and it will be electronic.. The H2 Output has a safety pressure valve in case of OverPressure .. There is a pressure meter and possibly a temperature meter.. In the Unit, there is this metal gril that will hold the Aluminum on top .. The two actuators on the sides will decide where to position the AL in the mix, a sensor will locate the top of the water with flotation devices .. The bottom of the unit will capture the Alumina and will store it for later recycling .. Now the complex part of the unit, the AL input .. This is a motorized driven arm that will rotate about the axis on the right to bring the other arm on top of the hole .. The big valve (- the thing attached to the arm on the drawing -) will be kept pressed on the container using a threaded metal rod .. And the mecanism will unscrew this valve then rotate the arm to provide Aluminum.. The part that will provide Aluminum is not designed yet, the first test will be done by manually feeding the unit .. And this unit will be useable even if the electronics fail, you could manually control it in case of failure to provide a backup system .. Think of the Robotic arm in the design as a multi-tool unit .. It could feed the device with big metal cans, coke cans etc.. It could feed it with Al powder and it could crushed cans etc etc . . It might look a bit unclear at first, but keep in mind that the AL IN Arm has 2 movements... One to press or unpress the Big Valve that sit on the top and on that rotate this arm when the valve is unpressed to bring the other side of the arm that contain a tool on top of the unit ..

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