carbon filter
Moderator: Site Moderator
carbon filter
i have had and used the vertiflow system for over 6 months now and what a piece of shit it is, i have lost about 20 liters of cut alcohol using it. dripped all over the floor what a freaking mess, any other ways to filter alcohol? besides the z-filter and the likes of.
filtering tube
Hi, I used a very simple system of a straight pipe. It has a screw on top and bottom, which have hose connectors coming from them. Its about 6 inches long and made of clear plastic. It came from Spirits Unlimited when I bought my first little still. (Which I no longer use).
I put cotton wool in the bottom, fill about 3/4 full of filter carbon granules then more cotton wool at the top. Then I attach the top hose to my carbon soaking tub tap with hose clamp and the long hose off the bottom goes straight into my demijohn collection bottle. I then adjust a pinch clamp that is on the bottom hose to give me drip rate of one drip per second or even slower. It is a very easy and cheap system but works well.
I did have the top hose come off once, but now I use the hose clamp so no way it can let go.
I put cotton wool in the bottom, fill about 3/4 full of filter carbon granules then more cotton wool at the top. Then I attach the top hose to my carbon soaking tub tap with hose clamp and the long hose off the bottom goes straight into my demijohn collection bottle. I then adjust a pinch clamp that is on the bottom hose to give me drip rate of one drip per second or even slower. It is a very easy and cheap system but works well.
I did have the top hose come off once, but now I use the hose clamp so no way it can let go.
An Ozzie Drinker. OOPs drank too much again!!! better lay down and rest for a while.
-
- Novice
- Posts: 28
- Joined: Sun Jan 16, 2005 12:42 am
I found this site before discovering these forums when I found out how much filters could be. Its for large scale water filtration but could be scaled down to a simple pipe with added flow controls for more control. Its essentially becomes exactly the same as Arnie_sla's filter.
http://www.baproducts.com/rainwatr.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
http://www.baproducts.com/rainwatr.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow