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PostPosted: Nov 5th, '11, 04:23 
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hi,

monya makes a comment in their plumbing sticky about non return valve usage on pump piping. viewtopic.php?f=8&t=428#p8878

I've searched the forum for similar info, but I can't find anything.

Does anyone know if there is an alternate appoach to keeping your pump outlet pipe full of water, and hence, primed. e.g. using some type of U or S bend trap?

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Luke


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PostPosted: Nov 5th, '11, 07:46 
Hi

I am not sure why you would not just use a none return valve or check valve. If you try a bend or something like that it will not prevent a vacuum from the line.

The only alternative I can think of is called "flooded suction" where the pump is positioned below the water source.

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thanks,

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