We offer many sizes and styles to choose from and maintain a good supply of various size hose clamps and couplings. We stock suction hoses for dredging, pressure hoses for powering dredges, and layflat hoses for highbanking use. TikTok video from chad lee (sluicelee): 'Frank's 3' diy GOLD DREDGE w/ Blaster Suction Nozzle golddredge goldminer dreammat'.
Without getting into an explanation of friction loss of your ten foot, one inch diameter pressure hose, you will require 33.5 psi at the pump to provide the 30 psi at the eductor.We have hoses for most any application. 1 I am looking at ways to move more dirt, Seams with help I cant get more than about 2-3 yards moved in a given 6-8 hour day of digging. from where they stand, but then you need both SEPA permission to take it out and again to dump it including paying land fill charges and tax. So I decided to do a brief instructional video on how to build one. In dayz of old there were no blaster nozzles to dissolve mud clods,impacted gravels,hardpan and and clean them crevices clean as a new whistle. Refer to a conversion chart to find conversion of decimal inched to "regular" inches which is fractionally larger than 1/2".Īt 30 psi the 1/2' eductor will require 41 g.p.m. The most effective method for small scale dredging where access is available is to pull it out with a long jib tracked digger, they operate effectively out to about 10m. Ive been asked a lot about my hand suction dredges lately. Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting 2 I dont care who,what or where a crash box is NOT what ya need to get ALL the gold. Prices start at 135 for a 1.5' Suction Nozzle. 264 IMPORTANT: this is the radius of the eductor size - NOT the bore size! Product Description: Ideal for shallow water dredging - these dredge suction nozzles are precision manufactured by Jobe and Keene from thin-wall plated steel tubing with machined orifices to create maximum suction pressure.
Now for the tricky part: convert backwards and finally come up with a bore diameter.Įductor size is.
inchesĮxample: 2 inch jet Ģ inch jet = 3.14 x (1" (radius of jet) Squared)ģ.14 sq inches x 7% (.07) =.
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