am I right in thinking that there is no technical reason why 2 extractors can't be connected together in a system in parallel.
i.e. 2 shopvacs or 2 chip extractors with inlets and exhausts joined, obviously with suitable connections e.g. Y piece for inlets.
maybe giving a system where 1 can be used, then the second switched in for more exhaustive loads? hopefully giving a balance of noise/suck and running cost?
the system I am considering is a cyclone driven from 2 extractors , both exhausts venting into a common filter "bag" or box.
been considering it for a while but not really up on fluid flow theory....
Steve
i.e. 2 shopvacs or 2 chip extractors with inlets and exhausts joined, obviously with suitable connections e.g. Y piece for inlets.
maybe giving a system where 1 can be used, then the second switched in for more exhaustive loads? hopefully giving a balance of noise/suck and running cost?
the system I am considering is a cyclone driven from 2 extractors , both exhausts venting into a common filter "bag" or box.
been considering it for a while but not really up on fluid flow theory....
Steve