Water from a vent pipe
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I've enjoyed it too; I just don't know how to take it forward from here.doitall said:I have enjoyed our little chat with Softus, both on line and off, perhaps thats where people go wrong, they don't listen to other ideas/opinion.
Stop I wouldn't even think about it
Did you by any chance try the appliance hose experiment?
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Softus said:I've enjoyed it too; I just don't know how to take it forward from here.doitall said:I have enjoyed our little chat with Softus, both on line and off, perhaps thats where people go wrong, they don't listen to other ideas/opinion.
Stop I wouldn't even think about it
Did you by any chance try the appliance hose experiment?
I'll think of something.
Connect your washing machine hose, hot to cold and turn them both on.
the water will come out the vent, with maybe a cupfull going up the cold feed
Whoa there just a minute! Are you forgetting this:doitall said:I'll think of something.
Connect your washing machine hose, hot to cold and turn them both on.
the water will come out the vent, with maybe a cupfull going up the cold feed
At 23:22 on 15th July said:
Not forgotten.
I also said it depends on the height of the vent above the water, the higher the vent the more likely for the water to go up the cold feed.
Remember I said at 0.2 bar, if you raised the vent 1m above the water level then the vent wouldn't overflow, increase the pressure and you would have the raise the vent to the higher head of water
I also said it depends on the height of the vent above the water, the higher the vent the more likely for the water to go up the cold feed.
Remember I said at 0.2 bar, if you raised the vent 1m above the water level then the vent wouldn't overflow, increase the pressure and you would have the raise the vent to the higher head of water
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