Deaerator steam is MiniMax H3 at 26cr, 2K; overlay storage temperature
MiniMax H3 is 2K, 5–15s, 26cr; audio is null, so do not write a plant lecture into the prompt. Overlay storage temperature as authored type. Helical-pier torque already spent this 26cr row on a different iron.
MiniMax H3 is 2K, 5–15s, 26cr; audio is null, so do not write a plant lecture into the prompt. Overlay storage temperature as authored type. Helical-pier torque already spent this 26cr row on a different iron.
A deaerator listing that reads is steam you can see: spray valves, trays, the storage drum, a plume at the vent. It is not a talking operator walking “how you should spec dissolved oxygen,” and it is not a helical mast driven into a pad. Write the vessel. Pick the 2K row. Stamp storage temperature after lock. Leave torque to the pier post.
The vessel is steam, not a lecture
The buyer already knows a boiler plant. What they need to recognise is this deaerator: spray or tray internals, the storage section, the vent condenser if you ship one, the nozzle family on the shell. A paragraph that says “cinematic steam plant, operator explaining feedwater, industrial VO” will invent a cousin vessel and a mouth you did not hire. That is a different listing.
Text-to-video is the right door when you do not have a still that must be frame one — a unit that does not exist as a photo yet, a 21:9 hero for a boiler-OEM page, a spray pattern you will put on a data sheet before the hydro test. If you already photographed this shell, you are not on this row. Animate the photo on image-to-video. H3 will redraw the nozzles.
Keep people off the generate. A constructed tech explaining storage temperature is a presenter you did not hire. Prompt steel, steam, and camera: locked wide, slow push along the drum, vent plume readable, no new plant. Storage temperature is type. Dissolved-oxygen lectures are a different day and a named engineer.
MiniMax H3 is 2K text-to-video, 5–15s, 26cr
Minimax H3 Text to Video is one catalog generate. MiniMax, text-to-video, 26 credits per second, max output 2K. Description: 2K video from a text prompt alone, durations from 5 to 15 seconds across six aspect ratios. requires_image is false. audio is unset — null. Durations: 5s through 15s, every integer second. Aspects: 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16. Qualities: 768P, 2K. That is the whole contract.
A 5-second take and a 15-second take are not the same bill. Floor is 130 credits. Ceiling is 390 credits. Pick the length first, then write one continuous beat that fits. Padding a 5-second vent hold to 15 seconds is how the back half invents a second vessel.
AI video generator is the door. Write the drum. Select 2K when the plate will be cropped or paused as a still. 768P is the other quality — use it to scout, not to ship a dealer hero. Generate a video from text is the named agent job for the same empty-handed start.
audio is null. H3 will not hiss steam or invent a VO because you wrote a plant lecture into the prompt. Score it after. Do not prompt quoted °F and expect a title card. Overlay after lock if a storage-temperature string must appear. Start at 5s to see whether the vent plume holds. Use 15s only after a short take already has the right shell.
Overlay storage temperature as authored type
Storage temperature is a claim. The number on the data sheet — saturation at this tank pressure, the line a specifying engineer will check — is why a buyer opens the PDF. A video model that paints that temperature on the shell is fabricating a rating. The glyphs look stamped. They are not your stamp.
Do not ask H3 to typeset the temperature. Video redraws letterforms every frame. A silent row will not read the number aloud either; writing the lecture into the prompt does not mint a mix.
Add a text overlay to a video burns one authored line for the whole clip — top, center, or bottom. Type the storage temperature exactly as the sheet states. It does not transcribe. Overlay after picture lock. Swap the string for the next SKU without regenerating the drum.
If the physical nameplate is already in a photograph and it is this unit, keep it — but that photograph is then an image-to-video job, not H3. If the letters are unreadable, overlay. Do not “sharpen the stamp” inside the generate. Fine type is the first thing a model loses, and the only defect an applications engineer will clock.
Two photos of two different deaerators is a morph of the SKU. H3 does not take a last frame.
Helical-pier torque already spent this 26cr row
Helical piers are MiniMax H3 torque at 26cr already owns the mast: drive head, helix pitch, a lead disappearing into a pad. That leftover spent this 2K, 5–15s, 26cr row on a different iron. A deaerator is steam. Do not rewrite the pier post as a spray drum. Do not rewrite this vessel as a torque mast.
Keep the jobs apart:
| Brief | Object | Row |
|---|---|---|
| Spray or tray vessel from words, 2K, no still | Steam as a scene | MiniMax H3 text-to-video |
| Torque mast, helix, pad | Foundation iron | The helical-pier H3 post |
| Photograph of this shell must be frame one | Site plate | Image-to-video, not H3 |
| Storage temperature that must match the sheet | Authored type | Overlay after lock |
If a sentence contains “spray valve,” “storage drum,” or “vent plume,” you are on this vessel. If it contains “helix,” “torque motor,” or “lead section,” you are on the pier leftover. Text-to-video of a lecture “because the plant should teach DO removal” rebuilds a cousin bay in the middle of a steam shot.
Text-to-video is the mechanic: the prompt picks the subject and the shot. A three-word “deaerator cinematic” hands both jobs back to the model. Write vessel, camera, light, and duration. Then stop. Overlay the temperature you already print.
FAQ
Will H3 narrate a boiler-plant lecture if I write one in the prompt?
No. audio is null. A lecture in the prompt does not become a mix. Score later. Overlay storage temperature as authored type. Do not expect a native VO from a silent catalog flag.
Does MiniMax H3 require a photo of the deaerator?
No. The description is 2K video from a text prompt alone. If the photographed shell must be frame one, you are on an image-to-video row, not this one.
Why overlay storage temperature instead of prompting it onto the shell?
Because a prompted numeral is a picture of a rating you cannot edit, and it will not match the sheet. Add a text overlay burns the line you typed after picture lock. H3 is steam, not a typesetter.
Is this the same as the helical-pier H3 post?
No. That leftover is torque as a mast on a pad. This listing is deaerator steam as a 2K text-to-video vessel. Same 26cr row. Different iron. Storage temperature stays overlay here; helix pitch stays on the pier page.