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Air Filter for Thomas Diaphragm Compressor
Canadian Pond.ca offers replacement air filters for Thomas Gast compressors. If you are unsure of your compressor model, contact us with your serial number or a picture of your compressor and we will help you make the right choice! Other repair kits are also available upon request. Description Replacement filters for compressors. It is recommended that you change your compressor filter every 6-12 months, or more frequently if your compressor is in a dusty environment. Service Center We are the authorized service and repair center for Thomas Gast in Canada. In addition, we can also assist you with repairs on systems of the following brands: Hiblow TeichAire™ Kasco Marine US Solar Mounts Vertex Water Features AquaMaster Fountains Technical Specifications For CDI14 Warranty: 1 year against manufacturing defects Maintenance: The foam filter can be clean with water and soap and then reused several times. The filter should be changed when the foam begins to disintegrate.
$12.00 CAD
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Replacement zinc anode
Sacrificial zinc anodes are mandatory when using a Kasco motor in salted, brackish or highly conductive water. Sold individually. Technical specifications Kasco recommends replacing zinc anodes annually or sooner if the anode is reduced by more than 50%. Zinc anodes are available for 1/2" and 5/8" motor shafts. For 1/2" and 3/4" HP units, the shaft size is always 1/2". For the 1 HP units, some use 1/2" shafts and some use 5/8" shafts. So you need to measure the diameter of the rod to confirm which anode is needed. Warranty: No warranty is offered on this product as this is a product that is meant to deteriorate to elongate the life of the deicer in harsh conditions. In the diagram below, the anode is part B. Watch this video to see how easy it is to change zinc anodes.
$27.36 CAD - $65.25 CAD
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SureSink™ Weighted Air Line Tubing
Canadian Pond.ca offers you a varied choice of aeration tubing for your systems. SureSink™ weighted air line tubing is a Kasco product that combines with their RobustAire™ aeration system if your need for tubing is greater than the included quantity. Technical specifications Need extra aeration tubing for your Kasco Marine Robust Aire system or any other small aeration system? Then here's Sure-Sink™ 3/8“ and 5/8” tubing available in 100 or 500 foot lengths. This tubing is weighted and includes a 15-years warranty. The 25 ft & 50 ft length of Sure Sink™ tubing have been discontinued by Kasco Marine, Canadian Pond.ca also offers our Torpedo tubing as an alternative. Click here to learn more about Torpedo. Instructions (PDF)
$164.58 CAD
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BubbleFlow CFD
BubbleFlow CFD is an engineering consulting service offered by CanadianPond.ca that allows us to predict how the movement of water is impacted by the upwelling movement of bubbles released from Bubble Tubing® diffusers. Development & validation Over the last decade, Bubble Tubing® and C-Core Engineering, an independent research laboratory, have conducted in-depth studies on Bubble Tubing® diffusers to be able to validate three different CFD models for our main industrial applications: deicing, deflection and upwelling. Our first modelling system was initially developed to measure the effectiveness of Bubble Tubing® as a de-icing system, making it possible to be used as a tool for ice management in the engineering phase of projects helping decision makers prior to installation. Our second application was focused on debris such as plastics and more specifically jellyfish deflections using bubble curtains. The latest round of CFD and field validations concentrated its efforts on upwelling currents specific to aquaculture applications like destratification and temperature mixing in upper layers found in fish farms. This research and partnership have yielded new learning and in-depth knowledge about Bubble Tubing® and other products as well as validating our systems as best in class compared to other offers on the market. Benefits Modelling using the finite-volume Navier-Stokes solver Siemens® Star-CCM+® Can be used during the preliminary stages of a project to explore accurate scenarios that can be used during decision-making and to help reach efficiency requirements. Allows a better understanding of a project predicted results, engineering requirements and costs for a complete feasibility assessment. Proven to match real world results consistently with well over 90% accuracy. Allows for design iteration and installation optimization before mobilizing construction crews and equipment. Can be used as a basis for projects and operations managers to make long-term decisions. For instance, a powerplant whose water intake is being blocked by jellyfish could evaluate based on CFD models how much an incremental increase in jellyfish deflection (ex from 80% to 90%) would affect their water intake cleaning costs as well as the opportunity cost of energy production shutdowns. If this incremental increase of jellyfish deflection allows them to clear the water intake only once every month instead of once every week, there is an opportunity to reduce operating costs. When the volume of jellyfish blocking the water intake is unmanageable. BubbleFlow CFD can be used to predict the percentage of jellyfish deflected and bring the volume down to operational levels and that avoids shutdowns. Bubble Barrier to Protect Water Intakes Against Jellyfish Swarms from Canadianpond.ca Products Ltd. on Vimeo. Applications BubbleFlow CFD is currently available for three industrial applications: de-icing, debris deflection and upwelling in aquaculture. If you are unsure of the feasibility of a project or simply want to have a reliable basis for decision making, investing in a CFD simulation will allow you to better understand the forces at work in your water environment as well as ensure that the system’s installation is optimized for your needs. CFD analysis is best if you already have on site data collection of water parameters such as temperature stratification, tidal currents, river flow and bathymetry. We do not collect on site data for this analysis, they must be provided by the client for analysis. For complex de-icing projects, a CFD model can be created according to precise site conditions such as water intakes and regional parameters such as hours of daylight at northern latitudes and the thickness of ice to ensure your operations are never at risk of ice damage. With experience in the energy industry and industrial installations, we know how valuable continual operations are, preventing maintenance breaks or stoppage of procedures by de-icing key infrastructure can be simulated for extreme conditions. For debris deflection projects, modelling allows us to test how efficient each possible placement of Bubble Tubing® is at deflecting what needs to be managed, be it for plastics in a river or jellyfish in the sea. These tests can be essential to understanding the limits of the system and allow clients to choose which layouts allows them to reach their optimal efficiency goals. For aquaculture, we can use CFD models to experiment at solving issues created by rising lakes and ocean temperatures that seasonally threatened farmed fish of mortality and loss of revenues. Degrading water conditions such as sustained high temperatures, jellyfish and algae blooms can have a large impact on farms profitability. Using BubbleFlow CFD, we can recommend best placement and strategy for optimal operations of SalmoAir® upwelling systems to counteract these harmful changes. By modelling the upwelling effect of diffusers and considering on-site water parameters, we can accurately predict how the temperature of the water inside the cages will be to maintain ideal growing conditions for the targeted fish species. Thawline System for De-icing Docks with Bubble Tubing® from Canadianpond.ca Products Ltd. on Vimeo. Consulting Services Aquatic environments are ever-changing and can be difficult to adapt when starting a project, our CFD services allow you to get rid of the guess work by using a tried and tested model to simulate real world aquatic movements. Having used these CFD models internally for the last decade, we are now proud to offer them to our clients under the BubbleFlow brand! We value this third party validated science as a reliable method to prove the feasibility of projects and to ensure efficieny where it is most needed! If you believe BubbleFlow CFD could be used for a project or is necessary for a project to pass the development stage, please do not hesitate to contact us! We have the experience to adapt these tools to a project’s unique parameters as well as the expertise of over 20 years in water management. Contact us for additional information or to get an estimate cost for your BubbleFlow CFD Consulting Services. +1-450-243-0976 or +1-866-249-0976 info@bubbletubing.com
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Industrial Busch Compressors
These Busch Mink BP compressors are designed for industrial installations of Bubble Tubing® systems requiring up to 31 PSI of pressure. They are available in 44 CFM, 57 CFM and 103 CFM models. Benefits These dry claw compressors are ideal for installations using Bubble Tubing® as they create oil-free air suitable for diffusion in aquatic environments. Busch Mink BP compressors are built to last requiring little to no-maintenance depending on installation conditions. These compressors are highly energy efficient and reliable for long terme installations. Technical specifications Specifications - Compare our industrial Busch models Industrial Busch compressors are offered in 7.5 HP and 15 HP. Voltage available in: 220 V, 460 V and 575 V Our 3 Models:MM1104BP = 44 CFM, 7.5 HP motorMM1144BP = 57 CFM, 7.5 HP motorMM1142BP = 103 CFM, 15 HP motor These options create 31 PSI of pressure, suitable for shallow water applications using Bubble Tubing®. Warranty: CanadianPond.ca Products Ltd. offers a 1-year warranty on the cabinet and 1-year warranty on compressors. Any unauthorized modifications of the cabinet will void the warranty. Cabinet specifications Cabinet CAB56 Compressor size 7.5-15 HP Busch Mink Compressors Dimensions 60.5" (154 cm) x 31.5" (80 cm) x 27" (69 cm) H. Ventilation (fan) Up to 12 fans of 290 CFM each 6" (15 cm) Servicing access Lid & sides remove for easy access Heater unit Optional Voltage 220 V, 460 V, 575 V Weight 300 lb (136 kg) without compressor inside Electrical Connection Wiring done by electrician Installation For permanent applications and as a best practice, we always recommend installing these Busch compressors in one of our cabinets. These cabinets are safe, well ventilated, secure, and provide some noise reduction. Furthermore, the cabinets allow for the installation of our manifolds inside of the cabinet thus protecting both external elements of these systems. The compressor comes mostly pre-assembled. No electrical connection included. Please consult a qualified electrician for all electrical connections. With a cabinet: For installations with a cabinet, be sure that both the inlet vents (under the cabinet) and louvers are not blocked as fresh air is needed to keep the compressor from overheating. The cabinet can be placed directly on the ground or can be permanently attached to a concrete pad. The bottom feet of the cabinet have an insert which can be used to anchor the cabinet in place. The cabinet should be placed near the electrical panel which will provide power to the system. The adapter will already be connected to the compressor. There are no electrical outlets included in the cabinet. Make sure an electrical connection is available for each fan of the cabinet to ensure proper ventilation of the compressor and avoid overheating. For the electrical connections, consult a qualified electrician. For ease of maintenance or increased ventilation, the lid and the walls of the cabinet can be removed to expose the compressor. Four (4) bolts at the bottom of the cabinet are to be removed to release the sides. Without a cabinet: For specific installations, a version without the cabinet is available. If a manifold is used, a manifold stand is a best practice. Assembly instructions (PDF): Click Here Operation and Safety Maintenance: Check the compressor intake filter after the first 500 hours of operation. CanadianPond.ca Products Ltd. recommends checking the filter every month. Clean or replace as necessary. Failure to maintain a clean air filter will lead to premature failure and decreased performance of the compressor. Check oil regularly. For more information regarding the compressor, turn to the Busch compressor manual or contact Bush for maintenance services. Security: WARNING!- Necessary precautions must be taken when handling electric components with moving parts.- Consult a qualified electrician for electrical installation.- Lock out and tag out the electrical source before handling and performing maintenance.
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Canadian Pond.ca Promotional Items
Discover Canadian Pond's promotional item selection featuring our sought after hats & caps! To keep your head warm after a cold plunge or as a unique gift for the pond enthusiast around you, choose a Canadian Pond hat! Description Baseball Cap Black 7 Panels «Camper Style» Baseball cap with a mesh back. Size : One size fits all with adjustable back strap Front embroidery Canadian Pond.ca logo Side embroidery Canadian Pond.ca Est. 2003 Beanie Chunky waffle knit cuff Toque in charcoal grey Size : One size fits all Small CanadianPond.ca tag on cuff border
$25.00 CAD
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Canadian Pond.ca Products Gift Cards
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$50.00 CAD - $250.00 CAD