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![]() G Pearce wrote: The water is siphoning out of the filter and makes a flushing sound as it rushes out in pulses. I'm going to try lowering the whole filter to reduce the height differnce. AHH - does your return line have a "low spot" in it - i.e. - does it have a gentle, gradual fall to where it discharges? - if there is a sag in the line, that could cause a gurgling sound, and if the sag (or low spot) in the return line is enough, it will overflow your barrel - the return line must either be level or have a down slope with no sags Gale :~) there is no low spot, it slopes gradually for 6 feet to the pond |
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Phyllis and Jim wrote:
Is the gurgle like a 'burp' i.e. bubble releasing or like a falls within the pipe? I am trying to figure how the flow gets to sound like a gurgle. I used to have a veggie filter (15 gallon aquarium) mounted above my 200 gallon aquarium, and had plenty of opportunity to watch this phenomenon. If you have a really big pipe, so that there's always air space, but the water can pass it by, you don't get gurgling. If you have a really small pipe, or the outlet is always below water level, you won't have gurgling, but have to worry about the possibility of overflow. Probably, if you can keep the outlet pipe vertical (at least from an elbow exiting the filter) you won't get the gurgling. What happens is that, as the water level in the filter rises, air gets caught in the outlet pipe. As the water level (and pressure) gets higher and higher, the bubble gets pushed further into the pipe, until it escapes out of either end (causing the gurgling), then water rushes out of the pipe until the level in the filter is once again below the top of the outlet pipe - and more air gets into the outlet. -- derek |
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