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A while back in another thread, plantbrain posted the following:
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Originally Posted by plantbrain
I designed my internal reactors to prurge the excess CO2/O2 for this reason. I am working on a DIY external that addresses this as well.
To which I replied:
"Tom, can you provide some insight as to how you think this can be addressed. I've been thinking about how a venturi loop could be added to an in-line, external reactor, but I've yet to come up with a good solution.
Does anyone else have any ideas?"
A recent post related to Gomer's CO2 reactor thread (sticky), in which "burping" reactors was mentioned, reminded me of this topic. So, does anyone have a design that expels the built-up gas in a reactor plumbed in-line with a canister filter's outflow? Is our only hope to invert the reactor occasionally?
Quote:
Originally Posted by plantbrain
I designed my internal reactors to prurge the excess CO2/O2 for this reason. I am working on a DIY external that addresses this as well.
To which I replied:
"Tom, can you provide some insight as to how you think this can be addressed. I've been thinking about how a venturi loop could be added to an in-line, external reactor, but I've yet to come up with a good solution.
Does anyone else have any ideas?"
A recent post related to Gomer's CO2 reactor thread (sticky), in which "burping" reactors was mentioned, reminded me of this topic. So, does anyone have a design that expels the built-up gas in a reactor plumbed in-line with a canister filter's outflow? Is our only hope to invert the reactor occasionally?