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Thread: Separators
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27th August 2005, 10:35 PM #16Originally Posted by Waldo
The creative part is setting up a spring to hold the flap shut until a "critical pressure" is achieved. I've seen all sorts of things from adjustable springs to cupboard latches. I've even seen rubber-bands, which not only worked but worked well! :eek: Latch-type systems need to be manually closed if tripped. [shrug] It takes a while to get it working at the right pressure, but once done...
Oh, 'tis important to mount the box the right way 'round in the lines! The flap should not be blocking the DC intake when opened! DAMHIKT.
I will be running the FM-300 from C/T, will a cyclone reduce the suction? I won't be installing one straight off, but will sometime down the track.
- Andy Mc
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28th August 2005, 12:16 AM #17
Im a bit confused about this pressure relief valve, I didnt think it was for stopping your cyclone from colapsing or sucking out the contents of your separator... it was for if you used a airfoil type impellor(think old evap aircon cage fan)because at a certain point of pressure restriction the airfoil affect would stall and overload the drive motor.
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