HF temperature restriction?

Bucey

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Is there a temp restriction on the function of the HF. Does it stop working at higher temps?
 

Dolly Llama

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Larry Capitoni
rstrick said:
Is there a temp restriction on the function of the HF. Does it stop working at higher temps?

yep
200 degrees

..L.T.A.
 
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Lee Stockwell
Theoretically yes. If it is a problem LOWER your pressure, and perhaps throw in an extra section of solution hose as a "radiator" to lower the temperature a bit.
 

Jim Martin

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perhaps throw in an extra section of solution hose as a "radiator" to lower the temperature a bit.

explain this to me.............????
 
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The venturi effect is measurably less in two situations:

1. As the pressure increases the percentage of chemical draw decreases.

2. As the temperature at the dema valve rises above about 180 deg F. the percentage of chemical draw decreases.


I listed first, turning the machine temp down to address #1. Adding a length of hose will reduce the temperature and pressure, thus addressing both limits.


Thanks,
Lee
 

Jim Martin

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OK.got it.it was the hose thing that threw me......
 
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