• Nicholas5194

Catherine

So what, is it a channel that formed, with water flowing under pressure from the last flask?

Mariah

Yes. From the last one under pressure. The pressure there is quite weak, and the flow rate is low due to the high resistance of the bulk material in the flasks.

Andrew9581

How long has the KR been operating? Have you thought about how you plan to regulate the calcium "output" so you don't have to constantly check it? If there is an opportunity, please measure the resin at the reactor's inlet and outlet. Thank you.

Tammy

The pump is supposed to circulate water through a closed loop to avoid stagnant areas. If the faucet at the outlet is partially closed, the flow inside will be weak; if it is fully open, CO2 will enter the aquarium.

Chris

Did you test the water at the reactor outlet? I'm interested in kN and pH.

Alexander

Igor, I haven't tested it yet. It needs the reactor to run for a couple of days, but I'm already packed. I'll turn it off during my absence, and when I return, I'll test it. I'm also curious, especially about the pH at the inlet/outlet and calcium at the outlet.

Tricia7885

In theory, it should work, 2 days is a long time, measure the pH at the output, I'm curious how much, whether the CO is being burned off or not. And why are there balls in the first flask? Bacteria don't seem to survive there.

Lindsey3628

You can't use a central flask here; it's not that kind of design, and there's simply no space for it even if you wanted to.

Jerry

They create a fine turbulent flow, which ensures 100% dissolution of CO2 even with a high feed rate.

Holly

Will there be a continuation about the miracle reactor? What did practice show?

Spencer7805

Did you buy the box or make it yourself? What are its dimensions? The thing is, I'm looking for a box for a power supply and similar items, but I can't find the right size, and what you have in the photo is exactly what I need.

Christopher4125

I did it myself. Check the radio market.