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| cam
 |  "microbubbles"
, posted Wed 24 Nov 20:22  
What is an "air separator"??
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| rusty
| "Re(1):microbubbles" , posted Mon 6 Dec 06:41
Hi Cam,
An air separator is a device which cause water to turbulate, or spin, which will break out any air bubbles that becomes entrained with the water. This air entrainment is usually caused by the pumping action of a high speed circ pump (over 800 rpm on the pump impellor).
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| melaman
| "Re(1):microbubbles" , posted Wed 24 Nov 22:44
Hey Cam nice to see you posting questions. RP
There are different kinds for different uses, not sure what you need it for.
Check out this
http://fhaspapp.ittind.com/literature/files/573.pdf
http://www.bellgossett.com/Press/airsep2.html
http://fhaspapp.ittind.com/literature/files/1119.pdf
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| "Re(2):microbubbles" , posted Thu 25 Nov 07:48
My post ended up in the wrong place.(My fault - first time visitor).
I wanted to continue Rusty's thread.
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