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19-10-2005, 04:25 PM | #131 |
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Sherman .. at what stage of progress is the tank now at?
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19-10-2005, 11:45 PM | #133 |
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Bros,
So sori.Still on drawing board.Tomorrow should finish the drawing. Regards |
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20-10-2005, 10:39 PM | #135 |
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Due to the cabinet constraint but to meet the safe sump capacity I have to split the
sump into 2 units. Thank You Bro Monster for the idea and pics. Below is my ideas how the sump should be. Please comments if you saw any mistake in my idea |
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20-10-2005, 10:50 PM | #137 |
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The right sump that the return pumps will be connected
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20-10-2005, 10:58 PM | #138 |
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The left sump where the drains from the display tank and where the Skimmer and FR are.
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20-10-2005, 11:39 PM | #139 |
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For a 1 inch drain without pressure the maximum flow rate is 300gph.
To have a flow of 900gph in the sump,will need either 3 1 inch drain or 1 inch drain and 1.5 inch drain. Regards |
21-10-2005, 02:17 AM | #140 |
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Bro, IMO.. since you have two separate sump inter-connect, why you still want so many separator?? especially to left sump. even you need the separator ,you don;t need the 14" "wall...it actually create less room for your water-flow and future equipment ..this is just my thought. My personal preference is simple and can contain as much water as possible especially your return is out-sump.
Just my 2-cents worth of thought. |
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