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hi evertone,
i have a 15.5 gal keg using 2 inch copper going up 2 ft,then over to my liebig.is there a formula to determin the size for this?,im thinking 24 inches long with a 3/4 over a 1/2 inch:and a rapped ground wire for water turbulance.any thoughts on this?sure would like to pick up my copper this weekend and get this off the ground.thanks for any help."
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" Originally Posted by: cabobill  :cool
hi evertone,
i have a 15.5 gal keg using 2 inch copper going up 2 ft,then over to my liebig.is there a formula to determin the size for this?,im thinking 24 inches long with a 3/4 over a 1/2 inch:and a rapped ground wire for water turbulance.any thoughts on this?sure would like to pick up my copper this weekend and get this off the ground.thanks for any help. The ground wire is not needed. I'd go 24 inches long for the condenser and the cooling jacket should be right at 18 inches long. Use half inch tubing for your condenser and 3/4 inch for your cooling jacket with the measurements listed above. To keep the condenser full and not have to worry about water turbulance or cooling issues, water going in should be at the bottom of the condenser with the water going out at the top."
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thanks knightmare!,will nix the ground wire and build it to your specs.i have a small liebig on a 4 gal pot and it knocks down vapor real well even on stripping runs.thanks for your help.
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