Hallo guys,does anybody use multipl

Hallo guys,

does anybody use multiple airlifts with just one air pump? Is the output nearly the same on all airlifts?

Best regards,
Frank
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Hey Frank,

Dit is mogelijk, maar op voorwaarde dat de airliften op perfect dezelfde diepte zitten en met overcapaciteit van de luchtpomp
Indien u niet aan die voorwaarde voldoet , dan zal bij de opstart de verschillende airlifts niet dezelfde opbrengst hebben, of sommige niet werken ....

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Re: Multiple airlifts

Berichtdoor Pssymon » za 08 okt 2016, 23:12:51

Hi,
As far as I know it should be possible. Using a 40W pump to run two Airlifts should yield similar results as using two 20W pumps.
I'll notify Marc, he knows for sure.
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Re: Multiple airlifts

Berichtdoor Frank » zo 09 okt 2016, 11:20:55

Hi,

I even saw a video of a pond with 5 airlifts with one or two air pumps. But the doubt is, if all air lifts could get the same amount of air.

Thanks,
Frank
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Re: Multiple airlifts

Berichtdoor Pssymon » zo 09 okt 2016, 17:11:28

I see.
It should be fairly simple. There are various airflow dividers available that divert the airflow into multiple channels. You can regulate the flow individually with small valves. You should be able to adjust them and compare the flow on each Airlift by eye.

I'm not sure if it will be beneficial for your energy consumption though. Another danger is that if the big pump fails, every Airlift fails. If you use multiple smaller pumps you have a couple of backups just in case. It really depends on what you want to accomplish.

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Hi guys,does anybody use multiple airlifts ' with just one air pump? Is the output nearly the same on all airlifts '?Best regards,FrankFrank posts: 17Afbeeldingen: 4Geregistreerd: Sun 24 April 2016, 21:04:42Woonplaats: Ceylon UpMark message as unread -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hey Frank,This is possible, but provided the perfect airliften on the same depth and with overcapacity of the air pump If you do not meet that condition, then will not the same at the start the various airlifts ' yield, or some do not work ....GreetingsMarcRe: Multiple airlifts 'Post by Pssymon» sat 08 Oct 2016, 23:12:51 Hi,As far as I know it should be possible. Using a 40W pump to run two Airlifts ' should yield similar results as using two 20W pumps.I'll notify Marc, he knows for sure.Pssymon posts: 23Geregistreerd: Fri 11 dec 2015, 0:12:51Woonplaats: Wierden UpMark message as unread -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Multiple airlifts 'Post by Frank» Sun 09 Oct 2016 11:20:55 Hi,I just saw a video of a pond with 5 airlifts ' with one or two air pumps. But the doubt is, if all air lifts could get the same amount of air. Thanks,FrankFrank posts: 17Afbeeldingen: 4Geregistreerd: Sun 24 April 2016, 21:04:42Woonplaats: Ceylon UpMark message as unread -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Multiple airlifts 'Post by Pssymon» Sun 09 Oct 2016, 17:11:28 I see.It should be fairly simple. There are various airflow dividers available that divert the airflow into multiple channels. You can regulate the flow individually with small valves. You should be able to adjust them and compare the flow on each Airlift by eye.I'm not sure if it will be beneficial for your energy consumption though. Another danger is that if the big pump fails, every Airlift fails. If you use multiple smaller pumps you have a couple of backups just in case. It really depends on what you want to accomplish.

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Hi guys,

does anybody use multiple airlifts with just one air pump? Is the output nearly the same on all airlifts?

Best regards,
Frank
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Hey Frank,

this is possible, but on condition that the airliften sit perfectly on the same depth and with excess capacity of the pump
If you do not meet that condition, then at the start will be the different airlifts not have the same yield, or some do not work ....

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Re: multiple airlifts

Post by Pssymon »Sat Oct 08 2016 23:12:51

Hi,
as far as I know it be shouldering possible. Using a 40W pump to run two airlifts shouldering yield similar results as using two 20W pumps.
I'll notify Marc, he knows for sure.
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Re: Multiple airlifts

Post by Frank »Sun Oct 09 2016 11:20:55

Hi,

I just saw a video of a pound with 5 airlifts with one or two air pumps. But the doubt is, if all air lifts could get the same amount of air.

Thanks,
Frank
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Re: Multiple airlifts

Post by Pssymon »Sun Oct 09, 2016 17:11:28

I see.
It shouldering be fairly simple. There are various air flow dividers available That divert the airflow into multiple channels. You can could regulate the flow individually with small valves. You should be bootable to adjust them and compare the flow on each Airlift by eye.

I'm not sure if it will be beneficial for your energy consumption though. Another danger is That if the big pump fails, every Airlift fails. If you use multiple smaller pumps you have a couple of backups just in case. It really depends on what you want to Accomplish.

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hi guys,does anybody use multiple airlifts with just one air pump? the output is nearly the same on all airlifts?best regards,frankfrank: 17afbeeldingen messages: 4geregistreerd: 24 apr 2006, 21: 04: 42woonplaats: ceylonupmark as unread message--------------------------------------------------------------------------------hey, frank.this is possible, but on condition that the airliften to perfect the same depth and overcapacity of the air pumpif you not satisfies that condition, then to start the various airlifts the proceeds, or some work.greetingsmarcre: multiple airliftsberichtdoor pssymon "za 08 oct 2006, 23: 12: 51hi,as far as i know it should be possible. using a 40w pump to run two airlifts should yield similar results using two axis 20w pumps.i"ll notify marc, he knows for sure.pssymon messages: 23geregistreerd: w 11 dec 2015, 0: 12: 51woonplaats: wierdenupmark as unread message--------------------------------------------------------------------------------re: multiple airliftsfrank > so berichtdoor 09 oct 2016, 11: 20: 55hi,i just saw a video or a pond with 5 airlifts with one or two air pumps. but the doubt is, if all air lifts could get the same amount of air.thanks.frankfrank: 17afbeeldingen messages: 4geregistreerd: 24 apr 2006, 21: 04: 42woonplaats: ceylonupmark as unread message--------------------------------------------------------------------------------re: multiple airlifts"so berichtdoor pssymon 09 oct 2016, 17: 11: 28i see.it should be fairly simple. there are various airflow dividers available that divert the airflow into multiple channels. you can regulate the flow individually with small valves. you should be able to adjust them and compare the flow on each airlift by eye.i"m not sure if it will be beneficial for your energy consumption, though. another danger is that if the big pump fails, every airlift fails. if you use multiple smaller pumps you have a couple of backups just in case. it really depends on what you want to accomplish.