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Scum will come off with solvents. Solids like lint, paint, bits of thread strippings, etc. that are mechanically trapped at a restriction will dislodge if the flow is reversed.
A closed system doesn't need continuous filtering. A closed system doesn't need continuous filtering. I think a good solution would be having a fairly restrictive filter but in parallel and normally isolated, say off the legs of "T"s followed by shutoffs. Every week or month one could open the valves and kink the tube between the "T"s so flow is forced through the filter. Between cleaning cycles the filter could be detached and washed. |
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on a rather larger scale that is what I do, startup with the filter in and then for high flow testing switch it out
not so practical in a case even with a smallish filter, fittings, valve(s) |
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Are there one piece valves available that can reverse flow? It would have 2 inlets and 2 outlets, and swap the flow directions.
You could have a reservoir that spins the water and has the outlet in the middle center hanging down from the top. Debris would either fall to the bottom or float to the top. |
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What I don't get is why the middle piece is needed. Why not manufacture the copper base to the height the middle piece reduces it to anyway. Less copper used and no middle piece. Inlet and outlet may need a little reworking but it would accomplish the same thing.
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i hope it performs well, becoz i only just placed an order yesterday
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Well, you can make an assumption based on the test results that JoeC published at Overclockers while reviewing another of 1A's block, the HV3 with a Eheim 1048.
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The other rather stark difference is JoeC's use of 30kgs of mounting pressure, as opposed to his more standard 6.8kgs of mounting pressure with the other blocks he tests. |
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That seems very irresponsible to use that mounting force, what with the maximum pressure of 11KG suggested by AMD and a lower force used with the others...
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Apples to oranges comparisons again, and worse, comparisons using pressures that exceed the maximum recommended bare-die pressures by almost 3x, and standard pressures by over 4x. Quote:
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JoeC is a friend, he helped me
but his thinking has become a mystery to me yesterday (?) he had a front page blurb on a product not (yet ?) reviewed - but sold by an advertiser so sad hi ho |
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