DanS180 said:Don't elbows restrict the max GPH from the pump?? I know I'm gonna have to have some T's but should I use as little of elbows as possible?
Yes one 90* piece equals the same head loss as one vertical foot.
DanS180 said:Don't elbows restrict the max GPH from the pump?? I know I'm gonna have to have some T's but should I use as little of elbows as possible?
CorallineAlgae said:It does. If you want the maximum output possible either use rounded elbows, two 45s, or go with flex hose. I never worry about flow loss for a tank when the sump is in the stand. It's so close anyway. Most of my flow issues were do to having to much flow through the sump surprisingly.
Sounds like your nearly ready to get some water running though it
Mrc8858 said:I would have ran the majority of that above the sump in the stand. How you suppose to use the valves when the tank is in place lol
Mrc8858 said:Couldn't you run it along the top on the sump trim and not go up over and down the back.
Mrc8858 said:Does it have to go down though? How come not just straight across.
Mrc8858 said:The side without a valve, on the left,why does it come up and over the sump before running across.
Mrc8858 said:Inside the sump right? I'm talking about the pvc running down the.back of the sump before running the length of the sump to the T fitting.