INDY DIY GUYS
- Thread starter mike dunagan
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Just trying to figure out the pressure loss issues I am having and what the best solution to this problem is. I talk about it a bit more in a couple posts farther back.
Is there a way to plumb an 1.5" main pipe and use it for a Manifold?
Then just tap off it, for each tank, using a valve to adjust flow.
Then just tap off it, for each tank, using a valve to adjust flow.
General rule of friction loss,
is to reduce as far down the line as possible.
Keep the supply line as large as possible for as far as possible...
is to reduce as far down the line as possible.
Keep the supply line as large as possible for as far as possible...
At this point, re-plumbing the supply lines is not an option. It looks as though I will have to start thinking about buying a couple pumps to run in place of the barracuda.zennzzo;3519616; said:
I'm thinking I might just have to nix the cuda all together and go with something else. Maybe a couple of submersibles.Conner;3519748; said:So when's that 500g getting set up?
Would it be better to use several pumps on separate loops, or just install a couple smaller inline pumps after the cuda?
500 is on hold waiting for the basement to be completed. I'm working two jobs and going to school right now. I don't have much time for projects.
just an idea but if you add a line that runs from the discharge of the pump and tie it into the dead end of your lines it will do 3 things increase volume reduce head and even out the flow across the lines. and its cheaper than buying more pumps. does that make sense?
