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This isn't a easy question to answer. It depends a lot on your process, the products you are making, and the amount of clean water you have going down the drain. Some examples of my monthly readings 8,200mg/L, 12,000mg/L, 7,600mg/L, Using the standard testing method 5210B. If you control what you If the farmer will take the added volume do a pre rinse before CIP and add it to the tank. I have some history working with the city and state public works, Water treatment facilitates, and the EPA. Send me an email or give me a call if you have some quick questions.

I have had good luck with Goodyear high temp hoses. Normally the problem is not only the heat but also the pH from cleaning chemicals. Have a rep from International Belt and Rubber come in and take a look at how you are going to use the hose. use this link to access their website. http://www.intlbeltandrubber.com/ Ed ~ Stubborn Rabbit

yes.... WOW Can you load it on a truck and take it to Indiana?

Todd, If you are looking for a cheep option I would recommend a silicone drum band heater. They make them for plastic. I have a 100 Gal HDPE and I am using one 200 WATT band on the lowest setting. It works great. I turn it on around day 3 until I hit my final gravity. This is an example from McMaster. http://www.mcmaster.com/#drum-band-heaters/=pe4duw Good Luck, Crazy Rabbit

Can you please email me the spec sheet? What are you looking to get for the two? And are they located in Ipswich, MA? Ed@JackRabbitDistillery.com

Most stationary shop compressors will give you the pressure and CFM your looking for. If you have a compressor regulated down to 100 PSI with 25 feet of 1/2" line with 2 - 3 90" you will have around 23 - 25 CFM. You can use the link that Denver posted to get an idea of the type of compressor you need. I would recommend shopping around. You can go larger and then use a regulator with flow control to adjust your pressure and flow.