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Old 03/08/2006, 08:05 AM
Randy Holmes-Farley Randy Holmes-Farley is offline
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Randy, How should the ozone be intruduced? Could I used bio balls? That unit has a pressure gauge as does their calcium reactors. Is there any need for that?

The basic goals, as I understand them, are to have as much air/water contact area and time as possible, have a long time where the ozonated water can "react" before it passes over GAC, and have the whole air/water mixing area under some pressure if possible. All of those things will maximize the ability of the ozone to get to and react with chemicals in the tank water.

My April Reefkeeping article will primarily cover these topics.
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Old 03/14/2006, 02:46 PM
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