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Do I need to "top up" the pressure periodically in my enclosures?
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Evan Wallace Staff member
Do I need to occassionally repressurize my bottles in the Perlage System? That is, do they leak over time at all?
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Evan Wallace Staff member
No, you don't. The valves are very effective. We have had bottles on Perlage for over a year with no loss of CO2 pressure in the headspace of the bottle and no decrease in carbonation levels in the Champagne.
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Evan Wallace Staff member
@Evan Wallace We have a customer in Seattle, the venerable Virginia Inn in the Pike Market, that had a bottle of Champagne on Perlage when Washington State shut down all restaurants at the start of Covid. When the restaurant opened seven months later, I went in and ordered a glass of bubbles. The owner found the Perlage, and opened it. It made the familiar hissing sound when opened, with a cloud of familiar fog around the mouth of the bottle--and the Champagne was perfect!
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parkerharry0005 New
Yes, periodically topping up the pressure in your enclosures can be essential, especially when dealing with environments that require stability and precision. In astronomy-related projects, maintaining consistent pressure ensures that instruments function correctly and data collection remains accurate. Whether working on space simulation or atmospheric studies as part of your Astronomy Assignment Help from MyAssignmenthelp, understanding pressure dynamics plays a critical role in achieving reliable results.
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