Recovery times on a Ironfist with dual Haskell’s

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I had one from my old PX1 from Precision. Same size. But I imagine Ironfist would provide one now…

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Ironfist needs to get rid of using haskells and pumps. Fortunately jwood is purveyor of passive and won’t recommend those things with pumps.

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Step one get rid of Haskells

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Lol I removed the Haskels from our mep and switched to a mvp. Huge difference, you wouldn’t of had a problem being in the c1d1 that day of the glg class in our facility.

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Even with an mvp I have a problem being in the booth. I will give corken and the blackmire (which I’ve experienced between the two) are far quieter than the mvp. But probably too much pump for an mep

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Even quieter huh, that’s sweet. Yeah, probably cause I was used to the loudness of the Haskels I find the MVP to be very quiet.

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I have seen someone turn the pressure down on their haskell and it was actually pretty damn quiet, and wasn’t that slow, which is a statement

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If you run it just right, corkens can be run on MEP30s. I basically kick it on once and time everything else out so I don’t have to shut it down until I’m done.

People say ETS lies about throughput, but I’m able to hit their numbers.

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Not stock, that mep30 will cost close to 500k to get that fast. I put that money into a more adequate passive system. The corken will still look like a trs. It’d be impressive, for a pump, but never could it keep up.

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Huh?

Mine is stock, 15 lbs of biomass per hour, 0.8 lbs of n-butane/minute on the corken.

I guess the only not “stock” stuff is the corken and the Huber 315.

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Thank you for clarifying the math. I was scratching my head there for a second lol

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Compared to the mvp and TaeEvo they pair them with. And carbon tank.

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I’m using TaeEvos, the Huber 315 is the collection pot heater, I think they’re like 10k? Plus 30k for the corken.

Idk how much the taeevos are, I know we’re well below 500k though.

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you only run 3:1 solvent ratio?

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That’s a part I’m unable to specify…

Post extracted biomass clocks in at <1.5% though.

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48 lbs of butane recovered per hour, while running 15lbs of material - you gave that away already lol

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No, I said I recover at a rate of 0.8 lbs per minute, and I get through 15 lbs per hour.

I didn’t say how long the pump runs, just that once I kick it on it stays on until I’m done with it.

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2:1

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I’m not trying to make it a secret, I’m just liable to not be specific, lol.

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What temp is your material and solvent at?

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