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*Mainly just getting ideas out of my head and onto the internet so if I don’t get around to them first someone else can see it and do something with it | *Mainly just getting ideas out of my head and onto the internet so if I don’t get around to them first someone else can see it and do something with it | ||
=10/7/2024= | ==List== | ||
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*Was pressure washing off the containment by the Tank Farm | *Was pressure washing off the containment by the Tank Farm | ||
**Had me thinking of: | **Had me thinking of: | ||
Revision as of 22:13, 12 October 2025
Basics
- Making this page to keep short non ranty (or at least less ranty) / link spam ideas on here rather than User Eric’s Temporary Trashcan Page or in my Daily Log
- Mainly just getting ideas out of my head and onto the internet so if I don’t get around to them first someone else can see it and do something with it
List
10/7/2024
- Was pressure washing off the containment by the Tank Farm
- Had me thinking of:
- Using Paraffin Wax / Something akin to Japanning as a Concrete Coating
- A Method of Testing the Biodegradation Rate of Non-Paint Coatings via having a modified Petri Dish with two sections:
- A Cylindrical Tube with Graduations to determine Wear Rate
- A “detection” agar or other media to determine when something has “broken through”
- Main downsides to this method would be the time it takes for some materials, and the data only being relevant to whatever Microbes / Surface Microbiome is used
- Having standardized pure strains + mixes + local swabs would probably suffice, albeit requiring much testing
- A Method of Testing the Biodegradation Rate of Non-Paint Coatings via having a modified Petri Dish with two sections:
- Using Paraffin Wax / Something akin to Japanning as a Concrete Coating
- Had me thinking of: