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Reverse osmosis system at
left, solar pond at right. |
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| Completed bench-scale setup. |
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This wasn't ours, but we had
to get a picture of it. The team from California Polytechnic had a
student who was minoring in art, and the influence was demonstrated in
the poster. Not sure it was better or worse, but it was definitely
unconventional. |
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| To jump start the
establishment of the solar pond, a process which normally can take
several days, it was necessary to preheat the water. We used a
turkey cooker borrowed from one of the kindly WERC staff. |
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Stirring a pot of water.
Hey, we're chemical engineers, and that's what we do! |
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| Men in Black. All dressed up and ready to
present are, from left, Cody, Dan, and Tyler. Joe and Matt stayed
behind to stir the pot. |
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One last review before
facing the judges. This task's presentation room was in the Pan Am
center, so you could wait in the seats. |
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| Eagerly awaiting the next
judging team. |
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They're here. Get up
and talk! |
