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  • #16
    Originally posted by gdesmo View Post
    I have a plastics supplier that I deal with quite often, I could drop by tomorrow and see how much it is, question though. Is od exactly 1/2 inch or is it 12 or 13 mm ?
    12.7mm

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    • #17
      Originally posted by DazMode View Post
      Also, why not to use angled fittings on both ends and have straight crystal link?
      You are right, this would be the easiest way, short vertical piece-45 degree-short piece-45 degree and then another vertical piece. I personally would just run a series circuit because with the high flow rates that the pumps can achieve and the relatively low resistance of GPU blocks. Temperatures of the blocks will be a lot more consistent in series due to flow being exactly the same in all blocks. For example in a parallel loop if top block gets a little bit of metal or dirt or whatever lodged in the fin structure the other blocks will receive a little more flow compared to the one with the slight obstruction.
      Last edited by gdesmo; 02-21-2013, 03:09 AM.
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      • #18
        Originally posted by Hooded View Post
        On the parralle loop question must disagree with Izerous, sorry bud.
        In my mind the tube will work more like a pipe header would work. Your pump will easily fill all the cards and flow. fairly evenly among them. Once the fluid comes out of the cards opposite port what difference would it make to flow up or down. None because it's a closed loop.

        Here is a link to EK-Triple Parralel Bridge install manual that shows what flows will work. So what snef wants todo will be just fine.
        Actually he is correct, outlet at bottom must be on opposite side from inlet or most of the water will just shoot downwards taking the path of least resistance. If you need the outlet to be on left side you must move the inlet to the right.
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        • #19
          Originally posted by DazMode View Post
          Also, why not to use angled fittings on both ends and have straight crystal link?
          Well I haven't seen any 30º, 45º or 60º fittings that are Female on both ends like the dual 90º fitting shown. So that would mean you would have to have the perfect distance between ports for the angle fittings to triangulate. My trig sucks, don't know about you guys LOL.
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          • #20
            Originally posted by gdesmo View Post
            Actually he is correct, outlet at bottom must be on opposite side from inlet or most of the water will just shoot downwards taking the path of least resistance. If you need the outlet to be on left side you must move the inlet to the right.
            No what snef is asking is can both inlet and outlet be onthe bottom of the bottom card. Answer YES. 1 side is inlet1 is outlet. The pump will shoot the water to the top of the tube. Only then will the water start to flow through the blocks. Because all the blocks have the same size port the flow is even through the blocks. The fluid is redirected through the blocks only because of the stop plug in the last card. That causes the backpressure and the flow through the blocks is even. Then on the outlet side of the block it doesn't matter which way the fluid flows up or down. now if you where close to the pumps max head then this might change but he will be no where near that.
            Last edited by Hooded; 02-21-2013, 03:19 AM.
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            • #21
              My trig is great, I use it quite often in my work. I`m surprised you don`t come across that when you have to do process piping or conduit rolled offsets. Cheers to all.
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              • #22
                Originally posted by Hooded View Post
                No what snef is asking is can both inlet and outlet be onthe bottom of the bottom card. Answer YES. 1 side is inlet1 is outlet. The pump will shoot the water to the top of the tube. Only then will the water start to flow through the blocks. Because all the blocks have the same size port the flow is even through the blocks. The fluid is redirected through the blocks only because of the stop plug in the last card. That causes the backpressure and the flow through the blocks is even. Then on the outlet side of the block it doesn't matter which way the fluid flows up or down. now if you where close to the pumps max head then this might change but he will be no where near that.
                If that`s the case then yes it will work fine, it sure sounded to me as though he just wanted to move bottom one over.
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                • #23
                  OK where is the foot in mouth smiley. I missunderstood snef question.
                  And the answer is NO you can't do that for the reasons stated buy Izerous and gdemso.
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                  • #24
                    Thanks

                    Yes the inlet is on bottom card and outlet is on top card
                    I will not use the sane side


                    For crystal link
                    I will try to only have vertical and horizontal line ,no 45*
                    And the OD of crystal link is 12mm or 0.475"

                    Thanks for the link, i will take a look

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