00W's AIO Smorgasbord

[CoralB]

Im going to try to add something for everyone today!

This is your something for everyone . This is your something for everyone .

 

[CoralB]

Im going to try to add something for everyone today!

Sorry John I had to lol!!

 

[kevgib67]

Been slaving in the kitchen all morning making my world famous chili and decided to fire up the grill to make a burger as a side dish.

 

[CoralB]

Been slaving in the kitchen all morning making my world famous chili and decided to fire up the grill to make a burger as a side dish.

Too much kev!

 

[Calmwaters]

My wife calls that cat gravity lol

We call it puppy paralysis lol

 

[kevgib67]

Well I thought I would lift you up with my culinary skills but on a sadder note I think my diamond watchman goby is on its way out. My oldest son said it looks unusually thin, I took a closer look and its belly is sunk in and its eyes are slightly cloudy. It’s still sifting sand but I googled life span and it’s 4-5 years. I will have had him 4 years next month. Sorry, the only photo I could get at this time. Might look into a twin spot goby as a replacement, there’s a rumor that a coffee snob on here used to have one and liked it.

 

[kevgib67]

Tons of baby nassarius snails, those are normal cerith shells they are on.

 

[tharbin]

I use a pump because I have 7 canisters and dual membranes and the water does not have enough power to get through the system universally . But it’s is good . How ever I wouldn’t mind saving on the waste water . We pay a about $100. Before our water bill because they tap into another city’s water . So if I run the two membranes separately could run with less waste water ??

You run the waste from the first to the feed of the second. The product water from each goes to the DI stages and the waste from the second membrane goes to waste. If you have automatic flush valves it is a little more complex. The video Thomas posted here actually shows it pretty well. Basically you are just reprocessing the waste from the first membrane to get more product water from the same amount of feed water which also improves throughput over a single membrane set up.

The setup is commonly called a Water Saver. Here is a video from BRS that shows how to install the second cartridge and explains it pretty well.

video

 

[tharbin]

I use a pump because I have 7 canisters and dual membranes and the water does not have enough power to get through the system universally . But it’s is good . How ever I wouldn’t mind saving on the waste water . We pay a about $100. Before our water bill because they tap into another city’s water . So if I run the two membranes separately could run with less waste water ??

CB, I should add, I do not run a dual membrane setup because I have very high TDS feed water, typically 800+. The downside to a water saver setup is that the TDS to your DI stage will be slightly higher. My product TDS is already very high so I don't need to make it any worse.

 

[Üter]

Best pic I can get, glass is over due for cleaning. Found the missing leg, Don't think it has what it needs to survive.

yeah, you need a piece of the center

 

[Üter]

Getting an early dinner together.

 

[kingranch2003]

This is your something for everyone . This is your something for everyone .

No this one's for Tom. Here's one for you CB!

 

[kingranch2003]

Sorry John I had to lol!!

Well played.... Trust me. I wouldn't let you slide!

 

[Üter]

 

[kevgib67]

 

[Üter]

And here’s it cut into bite sized pieces.

 

[kingranch2003]

 

[CoralB]

Think maybe he had too much snail . You said you had baby snails maybe one went down the Wrong way ?

 

[kingranch2003]

And here’s it cut into bite sized pieces.

Freaking yum!

 

[That Crusso Kid]

Good morning, good afternoon and good evening!

Looks like I missed a bunch of posts again. I did, however, see a shrimp, Tom Petty and some food so i presume life is good in Smmorgville!

Hope you all are having a stellar Sunday!