Closed loop pump.
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nwrogers
Got gorgs?
how much are penductors?
$25
what do they do/ how do they work?
Penductors use an orifice (round hole) of .3" diameter. This restriction causes a pressure drop of the solution - the energy is transferred into solution velocity. This velocity is transferred back into pressure that drags (educts) additional solution through the bell shaped nozzle of the eductor. (If you followed all of that good for you - if not - think of it as magic.)
The above was taken from...
http://www.kthsales.com/website/Misc/hello_salt_water_enthusiasts.htm
$25
what do they do/ how do they work?
Penductors use an orifice (round hole) of .3" diameter. This restriction causes a pressure drop of the solution - the energy is transferred into solution velocity. This velocity is transferred back into pressure that drags (educts) additional solution through the bell shaped nozzle of the eductor. (If you followed all of that good for you - if not - think of it as magic.)
The above was taken from...
http://www.kthsales.com/website/Misc/hello_salt_water_enthusiasts.htm
nwrogers
Got gorgs?
I have never done this but this is my best guess at this and it should work pretty well. You will need a Loc-Line 3/4" NPT Connector and a Loc-Line 3/4" Double Female Socket. The Loc-Line 3/4" Double Female Socket goes onto the current loc-line that you have. The Loc-Line 3/4" NPT Connector goes onto the Loc-Line 3/4" Double Female Socket. Then the Pump Penductor / Eductor 3/4" FEMALE goes into the Loc-Line 3/4" NPT Connector. Simple as can be…
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