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| hamers
 |  "BAC cooling tower"
, posted Fri 23 Jul 15:56:  
I have a BAC cooling tower. I'm having a Dilemma with the overflow. I lose about 150 gals a day. I have Adjusted the float and can only get it down to 150 gals. doe's anyone know if this is Abnormal? Thank you
chaz
[this message was edited by hamers on Fri 23 Jul 16:06] |
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| Teknikal
| "Re(1):BAC cooling tower" , posted Sun 19 Sep 21:05
It's sep.20th you probally have figured this one out by now
if post it again
Do it right the first time otherwise you'll be back.
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| Xenos
Webmaster 
| "Re(1):BAC cooling tower" , posted Fri 23 Jul 16:07
If the water is gong to drain then the float is too high or your bleed line is fully open filling the tower.
Xenos.
The best way to escape a problem is to solve it.
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| | hamers
| "Re(2):BAC cooling tower" , posted Fri 23 Jul 16:12
The bleed line is controlled by a cellanoid and will bleed off per pump setting.
The overflow problem comes from the drain outlet being covered by a very small shroud. Wave action and static pressure are what's pushing excessive water out.
chaz
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| | brandman
| "Re(3):BAC cooling tower" , posted Sat 24 Jul 11:05
hamers, if you can fit a nipple with a 90 into the overflow with a short length of pipe attached down into the sump you may solve the problem of the turbulance pushing the water out.
Did you ever notice that 72 degree room temp. is way to warm in the summer and way to cold in the winter?
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