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Siphon knowledge
Anyone understand siphons and/or where to get non-return valves that
will tolerate petrol? Situation: petrol tank for my bike is shaped like an inverted 'U'. Very clever in that the fuel pump is in one side of the U and there is no connection between the bottom of the two halves. Solution: construct a self-priming and self-purging siphon that sucks fuel from the isolated half of the tank into the pumped side. Such a thing was made by an American chap according to a US bulletin board that I came across. It seemed to be, basically 'Y' shaped with non-return valves at the top ends of the valve and some sort of non-return purge-valve in the tail of the Y. The whole thing goes upside down into the tank with the purge valve at the highest point. Unfortunately the designer dissapeared from the BB some years ago and I've not had any success posting questions on the subject. TIA Richard |
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