HC-110 @ 24°C temperature, any experience?

[DGA]

It's start getting hot here and it will be difficult to maintain the solutions' temperture at 20°C (ambient temp will be soon 27°C and above)

I'm thinking of shifting my development temp towards the 24°C.
I know the transition formula
<New time = Old time × exp(-0.081 × (New temp °C - Old temp °C)) >
but I have no idea if it really works.

Anyone did this with HC-110 and can share his experience?

 

[spyder2000]

Yes, it works quite well as a starting point though you will find HC110 tends to get very active at higher temps and will probably require further shortening of times.

I develop at my wash water temperature, i.e. the temp "out of the faucet". Experiments using water cooler coils didn't provide me with enough volume to suit me (then) needs.

 

[Ororaro]

24 NO PROBS. Just don't go higher then that.

 

[rich815]

Works fine. Consider dilution H to lengthen times a bit to help achieve better consistency.