Tom- please describe that system some. It looks great.
I see 2 dosers, a single head Stenner, then a dual head Stenner. Three Vats, 2 being white containers and then a Brute. I gather there is a pump between the two whit ones.
PLease describe. More pics?
The pump is a Pan World NH-40PX which is programmed to run for 10 minutes every 3 hours to circulate the saltwater. By switching the direction of the valves I can then pump 20 gallons of ro/di water, into the Brute container, for mixing fresh saltwater. I then use a submersible Eheim pump to pump the new saltwater, from the Brute container, into the 35 gallon tank on the right.
From the left, of the photo, are the containers for the two part dosing system followed by two BRS 1.1 ml dosing pumps.
Next is the Stenner single head pump which is controlled by the Tunze Osmolator ATO and draws fresh water from the ro/di 35 gallon tank (left tank in previous photo).
Followed by the Stenner dual head pump which draws old saltwater, from the sump, and pumps new saltwater into the DT. It is programmed to run for 2 minutes every four hours.
All tubing and control wires are bundled and run thru a 2" PVC pipe. At the opening, on the right, the two leftmost tubings go to the drain while the main bundle goes thru the floor to the sump and DT.
I ran the lines for the ro/di waste water and the old saltwater into the drain for the Culligan water softening system.
Another shot of the two 35 gallon horizontal stand tanks which I purchased from my local Tractor Supply store.
Again, I must thank Dr. Dave for all of his work which I just copied.
Tom
I may try Dread240's idea of using a pwm controller to slow it down to see if that makes enough difference......
