There is nothing in the waterway that would
impede flow other than the paddle for the flow
switch. I've never seen any friction or
equivalent length info in the flow switch
literature (I checked Potter), so I would think
that the length of pipe would be about it.
At 02:35 PM 1/25/2008, you wrote:
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Question
What has / have any of the forum designers done in relation to adding a
length or psi loss to the hydraulics for a riser manifold (such as
Tycos Model 513). Looking through the spec sheet, I cant find anything
that would give me something unless Im blind
and it is Friday! I know
that it would be fairly minimal with only the paddle and the gage impeding
the water characteristics. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
RFI Chuck
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