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Re: Air Still Pro Reflux With Air for Cooling ? What you think
Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2024 10:34 pm
by Yummyrum
So has anyone pulled one of these apart yet ?
It’s got me buggered how it looks like there is potentially a column to the side but how would they get the reflux that ends up in the bottom of the column back up to the top of the boiler ?
Pump ? stainless and teflon of course
This could solve the big problem of why we need such tall stills .

Re: Air Still Pro Reflux With Air for Cooling ? What you think
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2024 3:51 am
by nissarup
There is a pump. You can hear it running. It starts and stops. I think it's just on a timer.
There is two holes in the top of the unit above the boiler. I believe one is for the vapor and the other is for the pump returning condensate from the bottom of the column.
Re: Air Still Pro Reflux With Air for Cooling ? What you think
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2024 4:18 am
by Yummyrum
nissarup wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2024 3:51 am
There is a pump. You can hear it running. It starts and stops. I think it's just on a timer.
There is two holes in the top of the unit above the boiler. I believe one is for the vapor and the other is for the pump returning condensate from the bottom of the column.
Thankyou nissarup
That makes sense .
All hypothetical but I’m guessing maybe on a float switch .
Thinking more on demand than a timer , but iff’n you were listening , timer might make sense .
Maybe they do run a timer and a pump that is happy to run dry when done .
Regardless , thanks for the heads up
