PVC fittings

[DJ88]

[Canadian]

You'll have to explain the pics, maybe I'm stoopid today, but I can't figure out what it is that you intend to do with those.

[StirCrazy]

How about a list of what the parts are please Darren to me it looks like you are using all slip fittings with black PVC pipe to conect them but then again maby it isn't hehe

Steve

[DJ88]

Ok I have re-done the picture. Hope it is easier to understand.

Sump out is the sump bulkhead.

All fittings were 1" NPT fittings. I used Schedule 80 threaded inserts to connect everything. No PVC cement was used.

There is a 1" quick disconnect fitting on the intake and outlet of the MAG18. With a reducer to allow for the 3/4" NPT on the MAG18.

the minimum ID size for the whole line is 1". Except for the MAG itself.

I placed a threaded T to tap off water for the Ca reactor input. In this T a Spears ball valve was placed to keep the pressure down to an acceptable level for the Ca reactor input.

Parts list is as follows

<ul type="square">[*]2 x 1" Ball valves {Fipt x Fipt} (#2621-010)[*]1 x 1/4" Lab Ball valve (#1529-D02)[*]2 x 1" Unions {Fipt x Fipt} (#458-010)[*]2 x 1" to 3/4" TT Bushing Flush Style {Mipt x Fipt}(#439-131)[*]1 x 1" Tee {Fipt x Fipt x Fipt} (#405-010)[*]1 x 1" 90deg Ell {Fipt x Fipt} (#406-010)[*]1 x 1" Male adapter {Mipt x Soc}(#436-101)[*]5 x 1" by 3" Schedule 80 nipples (#120-030)[/list:u:a5c2fce792]

Description with {} is the style of fitting.

Fipt is Female thread

Soc is socket or slip fitting

Mipt is Male thread

(#xxx-xxx) is the Spears part number.

[ 06 February 2002: Message edited by: DJ88 ]</p>