Dual receiving flasks both about 4-6” short of fitting a bucket. To far uphill for liquid to gravity feed. Either gotta build a stand or get creative.
Thoughts anyone?
Dual receiving flasks both about 4-6” short of fitting a bucket. To far uphill for liquid to gravity feed. Either gotta build a stand or get creative.
Thoughts anyone?
This would probably work with the right size hose.
https://www.amazon.com/Siphon-Pump-Gasoline-Water-Diesel/dp/B07P863FQQ/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_263_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=G724YJVW655SPNY6A6JS
Way to slow to manually pump it
Get a shorter wider container?
@Rowan I dont think a keg would work since it needs to essentialy gravity feed into the keg and once the liquid line is above that drop off, it wont drop anymore into the keg
Fuck glass flasks, you can fit a 2” triclamp directly to the bottom of the condenser
Plumb that shit directly to a steel keg
vacuum slurp with a carboy
I used one of these
Plumbed it to the bottom port on the keg
There is a ball valve that isolates the keg when it needs to be drained
Use positive pressure to push solvent thru the dip tube and into another keg
Pull vac on the receiving keg, open the valve.
I have been doing this for months and will never look back.
I know, I think I showed you that setup, but it still wouldnt work unless ur roto reciving ball is above your keg. Oh nvm, your doing it in cycles, yeah that works just fine u just gotta be there every couple hours. I like running mine over night while I sleep
Build a platform for the roto to the height you need
You would only need to pump a couple times to get the flow going then it would flow without any attention.
Remove the receiving ball. Plumb directly to the condenser
This isn’t my setup but was sent to me by someone who I informed of the triclamp hack. Mines a little different but u get the picture
Kegs to tall to even skip the bottom assembly won’t gravity feed into it.
Ohh I see what your saying. Hmmm will see dimensions
You can also jack that roto up a few inches
Just gonna do the kegs. Jacking it up looks so bad. Perfect solution
Oh my god jerry squeeze the fucking ball faster we have fucking production goals to make
You’re bringing all of us down with you
A pedestal will prevent you from moving the unit to clean the floor which is important.
I invented a gadget to fulfill this exact purpose. A 5-gallon bucket, some cheap glass fittings, and a special lid are all it took. It is not as cool as a steel keg with KF-25, but it also only cost about $40, not $400+. The glue is 3 layers of T-6000 and does hold vacuum.
The variable fitting is to keep the bucket from collapsing.
Tell them to move their chiller further away from an open container of hot EtOH fume