Method of dispersing C02
- Larry Grenier
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Method of dispersing C02
I kknow I'm not the 1st to do this. I'm feeding my DIY C03 into the input of a Maxi Jet 1200. The MJ1200 chopps the bubble into tiny micro bubbles. Seems to work fine. You can hear a little pop as the bubble enters and then a little cloud of bubbles. Any harm to the MJ? Other comments?
Larry Grenier,
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA
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I've heard that those powerheads can overheat if you expose the impeller to acidic conditions similar to those caused by carbonic acid.
Just kidding, that should work just fine Larry, just point the powerhead down(ish) so the bubbles have further to rise and increase their contact time.
Just kidding, that should work just fine Larry, just point the powerhead down(ish) so the bubbles have further to rise and increase their contact time.
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- Larry Grenier
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Actually I was wondering if the C02 or the constant temporary cavitation might be bad for the MJ. I have several so if it breaks down I'll report it here. The bubbles come out so tiny that they rise very slowly and yes the output is pointed downish. Thanks for your input.
Larry Grenier,
Manassas, VA
Manassas, VA