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looks like 1.025, if so and you calibrated the refractometer you are fine. I like to shoot for 1.026 personally.
Good resource: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/o...-reef-aquarium-by-randy-holmes-farley.173563/
Good resource: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/o...-reef-aquarium-by-randy-holmes-farley.173563/
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1.025 works. I prefer 1.026, but you're fine.
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Nope, you used up your 1:1 post to question allotment.
Daniel Bernoulli's Principle:
Where:
v = Velocity
h = Height
g = Gravity
Flow Rate:
Where:
Q = Flow Rate
A = Cross Sectional Area
v = Velocity
Open
Submerged
Not much difference but you do get the force of the water in the sump creating a little back pressure, cutting a 45-degree at the end of the pipe mitigates that somewhat and help it flow better.
Daniel Bernoulli's Principle:
Where:
v = Velocity
h = Height
g = Gravity
Flow Rate:
Where:
Q = Flow Rate
A = Cross Sectional Area
v = Velocity
Open
Submerged
Not much difference but you do get the force of the water in the sump creating a little back pressure, cutting a 45-degree at the end of the pipe mitigates that somewhat and help it flow better.
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