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![]() Ok so what I have learned is this
drain 1 Durso style with balancing gate valve at sump? drain 2 = open acts as overflow You balance drain 1 until it stops sucking in air and drain 2 takes the excess water? ![]() Last edited by Aqua-Digital; 03-12-2013 at 10:55 PM. |
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![]() you don't need dursos really. the full siphon can just be thru bulkhead. i tune the flow so it just barely trickles into the secondary standpipe. You make the standpipe / emergency drain taller to raise the water level in the overflow box and make it as quiet as possible.
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![]() so the emergency also allows you to balance the height of the water in the tank?
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![]() the height of water in the overflow box. the standpipe/emergency should still be a bit lower than the overflow weir / cutout so you don't raise the display's levels.
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![]() my cut outs give too much gap between euro brace and water height thats why I asked, instead of closing off the depth of the teeth I thought it would be easier just to raise the standpipe?
I need to raise the tank level basically |
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![]() i guess you could but would that scenario skim the surface as well? i'd personally silicone a strip of glass inside the overflow to raise it up a little. it could be glued behind the existing teeth.
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![]() argh yes you are right, time to get the silicon gun out
![]() Brilliant help thanks. |