Brewhaus pump and valve issue. Cutting flow bad for pump?
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Brewhaus pump and valve issue. Cutting flow bad for pump?
I'm circulating my rc cooling with a brewhaus pump. Do you think throttling it back with a valve is bad? I have a tee in the line going out the pump but the hoses I'm using are only 1/4". Do you think that's gonna be too hard on the pump?
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Re: Brewhaus pump and valve issue. Cutting flow bad for pump
Why would you want to cut the flow ?
Re: Brewhaus pump and valve issue. Cutting flow bad for pump
CM setup
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Re: Brewhaus pump and valve issue. Cutting flow bad for pump
magnetic pump's wont be hurt by limiting flow.
Re: Brewhaus pump and valve issue. Cutting flow bad for pump
thank you kind sir
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Re: Brewhaus pump and valve issue. Cutting flow bad for pump
If I'm not mistaken, you can cause problems by restricting the inlet/suction side, but not the output.
You could install a bypass to bleed some output flow back to the origin rather than restrict the output. Either way it will work.
You could install a bypass to bleed some output flow back to the origin rather than restrict the output. Either way it will work.