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Hi Granny:
At the pond end or the filter end? H "GrannyGrump" wrote in message ... When we made ours instead of using a toilet flange we used two shower drains. They come complete with the perforated grates. We already had two lines going back to the top of the header pond. Problem is a lot of air is also going down the lines and we keep getting burping noises. Any ideas on how to stop this? Hmmmm maybe a small vent pipe in the drain pipe? |
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![]() At the pond end or the filter end? Well, dunno really...was thinking of the vents in the plumbing of a house... Wonder if Skippy's site could have any suggestions? My drain doesn't burp, I think maybe because the drain is twice as big as the inlet pipe? Hey, maybe a smaller diameter of pipe running down into the drain pipe a few inches or so to vent the air would do the trick for you? |
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I know what you mean about venting plumbing. This seems vented okay as the
water runs fine. It's the venting (carrying air with the water) that's causing the noise. The upside is that I can hear this inside the house and know the system is running. :) Old filter had pressurized 1 1/4" inlet and two 1 1/4" outlets. The filter would always overflow on start-up until the air got out of the lines. New filter has same pressure coming in. Outlets are two shower drains that are about 3" across then reduced back to the 1 1/4" lines. Both lines are at the same height. Both lines empty just above the water line of the pond at the top of the stream. I'm thinking if I could extend those under the water maybe that would help. Thoughts?? "GrannyGrump" wrote in message ... At the pond end or the filter end? Well, dunno really...was thinking of the vents in the plumbing of a house... Wonder if Skippy's site could have any suggestions? My drain doesn't burp, I think maybe because the drain is twice as big as the inlet pipe? Hey, maybe a smaller diameter of pipe running down into the drain pipe a few inches or so to vent the air would do the trick for you? |
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