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Pump selection

11/15/2007 12:22 PM

I have to keep almost empty a small tank. The tank volume is 1 lit. A mixture of water with bubbles of air, burst in the tank, in a flow rate 15 lit/min. What kind of pump I must use?

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Re: Pump selection

11/16/2007 4:11 AM

Install a separator and you won't need either the tank or a pump. For this sort of size of flow, a central heating air separator will probably do the job. Screwfix catalogue?

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