The question is:
The output of our watermaker needs to be plumbed into the freshwater tank.
The easiest place to plumb it would be to a tee on the suction side of the potable water pump.
A more difficult place would be to a tee in the tank fill line.
The debate is/was where is the best place to plumb it into.
One thought is that it would be easier for the watermaker to push the water in a hose to the top of the tank and tee into the fill
rather than pushing against the weight of the water in the tank.
But on second thought I'm not so sure of that. Wouldn't the pressure be based on the height of the water colum, not the volume of the tank?
BTW the instruction manual is unclear about this.
Thanks
The output of our watermaker needs to be plumbed into the freshwater tank.
The easiest place to plumb it would be to a tee on the suction side of the potable water pump.
A more difficult place would be to a tee in the tank fill line.
The debate is/was where is the best place to plumb it into.
One thought is that it would be easier for the watermaker to push the water in a hose to the top of the tank and tee into the fill
rather than pushing against the weight of the water in the tank.
But on second thought I'm not so sure of that. Wouldn't the pressure be based on the height of the water colum, not the volume of the tank?
BTW the instruction manual is unclear about this.
Thanks
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