Did you ever het that spec sheet about the 29psi inlet max pressure. They were gonna sell me a 710 model just wanyed 28k and no one ive seen has ran one and havent heard any reviews
Nope you answered. And how much do you have into your recovery setup? Im at 3500… Not bad for a lb every min imo…
Your atleast at 10k with a mvp and compressor. Another 5k atleast for a good chiller. No clue what a tube in shell costs. But lets just say your at $16000 total for your recovery. And you say you get 3 lbs a min. Never seen a mvp do that but ok. So lets say you do 3 lbs a min. So for $16000 you get 3 lbs a min or for $3500 you get 1 lb per min. The cmeps are a better bang per $. For 7k you get 2 lbs a min and $10,5k you get 3. Hell for for 14k now your going faster then your setup for less at 4 lbs a min The cmeps may not fit your needs. But they are far from shit.
It will never outperform anything I ever use because I cant use it where I use extraction equipment
I have had so much ptsd from those fucking pumps I can bash whatever I want
I remember slanging them in 2015. Whole pallets of duds. Every problem in the book. Shredded bearings. Scary af. It was a low point in extraction tech.
If you want to count dollars over lbs go get 4 trs21.
4 trs 21s. Been there. Slower then 2 cmeps and costs over 4 times as much in dry ice to keep it cold as trs21s run hot as hell. So running 4 trs actually costs significantly more per run
Buddy ive done the math on every recovery option basically. Im telling you what the best bang per $ is.
Its already outperformed you you dont have to run them. It just is what it is
$100 in dry ice i can do 4 or more 2lb runs, quietly
I definitely see the benefits of pumps, esp at scale
Maybe I will try this trs ive had sitting here for 6 months Idk
I recover 12+ lbs of solvent in 10 minutes, so I don’t see where a pump will help me though?
$200 in upgrades
Not even hating on passive. On the small scale its hard to beat. Id even go as far as to tell you to sell your trs. That will never help you. On a 2lb system recovery pumps dont make sense
Ive always thought distilling gas is better passive(although i do active). Isnt theres heavy hydrocarbons you don’t want to get thats why we stay low temp for that?
A pump will suck all hydrocarbons but leave the mystery oils
Manufacturer says that will only sell to countries that do not have a distributor. Any inquiry from a country that has a distributor or factory shop will get referred to them for purchase.
Has anyone tried using a coil before the pump so you’re recovering in a liquid state? I found one thread on it from 2018 with no real answers other than the guy said it seemed to be working. the Trs21 is rated for liquid at a much faster than gas transfer rate just wondering if anyone tried and if it helped recovery speeds.