Aweshade9 Plecostomus MFK Member Oct 18, 2012 1,072 11 53 USA Dec 31, 2012 #1 How many gallons would that move?
Dan F Fire Eel MFK Member Dec 10, 2007 3,889 24 68 53 Oregon Dec 31, 2012 #2 Aweshade9 said: How many gallons would that move? Click to expand... There are a lot of variables when it comes to gravity and water - pipe size, distance and angle of drop, full-syphon versus vented, corrugated versus smooth pipe, fitting type/size/number, and other factors I'm forgetting, I'm sure. What are you trying to do?
Aweshade9 said: How many gallons would that move? Click to expand... There are a lot of variables when it comes to gravity and water - pipe size, distance and angle of drop, full-syphon versus vented, corrugated versus smooth pipe, fitting type/size/number, and other factors I'm forgetting, I'm sure. What are you trying to do?
Aweshade9 Plecostomus MFK Member Oct 18, 2012 1,072 11 53 USA Dec 31, 2012 #3 oh just wondering how many gallons would a gravity fed filter move
H houie925 Candiru MFK Member Nov 12, 2008 827 8 48 Manteca, California Dec 31, 2012 #4 a rate of acceleration cannot move any gallons. it can only be used to determine the water's velocity since we are being technical. how much water is traveling at that velocity? as much as began accelerating at the same time and same velocity. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
a rate of acceleration cannot move any gallons. it can only be used to determine the water's velocity since we are being technical. how much water is traveling at that velocity? as much as began accelerating at the same time and same velocity. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app