beckto
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I am attempting my first sump/fuge project here, so bare with me on this, I have been reading a LOT though My DT is 29g, and sump is 10g. I'll run a 10g remote Deep sand/fuge also.
Well after a long debate I decided to go with a siphon overflow, store bought at 1200 gph, with 2 drain bulkheads to 1" pipe. Ill run the two, 1" drain pipes to my 10g sump, with one of the drain pipes "T"ing to my remote fuge. I'll control the amount of drainage to the fuge with a ball valve before it enters my fuge. My fuge will then drain to sump.
Return will be 1" pvc, with a ball valve
I will have a 4ft of vertical head on my return with (3) 90s(elbows) and (1) 45.
I'm thinking of getting a "Quiet One Pumps Model 3000" rated at 780 gph at zero head.
What do you all think about my flow, is this sufficient? Overkill? Any other input would help me...Thanks for your interest.
Well after a long debate I decided to go with a siphon overflow, store bought at 1200 gph, with 2 drain bulkheads to 1" pipe. Ill run the two, 1" drain pipes to my 10g sump, with one of the drain pipes "T"ing to my remote fuge. I'll control the amount of drainage to the fuge with a ball valve before it enters my fuge. My fuge will then drain to sump.
Return will be 1" pvc, with a ball valve
I will have a 4ft of vertical head on my return with (3) 90s(elbows) and (1) 45.
I'm thinking of getting a "Quiet One Pumps Model 3000" rated at 780 gph at zero head.
What do you all think about my flow, is this sufficient? Overkill? Any other input would help me...Thanks for your interest.