Has anyone set up their sulferdenitrator and calcium reactor concurrent/in- line utilizing the acidity of the denitrator to help the calcium ractor? I thought this might work. I was concerned if they have similar flow rates. I don't know much about either.
Thanks for any tips.
Yuki said:
The flow rates are too different to work. The output of the denitrator starts off fully open then down to one drop/sec for a time until it cycles then you basically keep increasing the output as long as zero nitrates are measured in the effluent. Over time the flow rate decreases and you have to readjust, that would seem like it would play havoc on the Ca reactors drip rate. I have my denitrator input coming from the return pump manifold and recently changed the ca reactor to an aqualifter for feed.
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