07-13-2018, 11:12 AM
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iTrader Positive Rating: 100% | Re: Passive CO2 diffuser A larger Tee fitting would seem to work the best. I wonder about the turbulence of the water flowing through, caused by the change in diameter, and the lack of flow through the side of the tee with CO2. I can imagine that the water in that leg would be whirling around, up and down, and let big CO2 blobs into the water flow. But, a lot of things I can imagine are nothing more than my imagination, too. |
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