Posted by leroy in ne on September 12, 2015 at 17:08:42 from (67.63.104.91):
In Reply to: Well tank posted by John in La on September 12, 2015 at 16:03:51:
by memory, old method used before bladder tanks. with a submersible pump a bleeder valve was installed in a tee fitting normally installed 1 pipe length below top of well, snifter (schrader) valve allowed air in to pipe down to bleeder when pump was off. when pump started this air was compressed into tank. the air volume control was used to bleed off excess air if everything is working correctly. if converting to a bladder tank some times you can get by leaving the bleeder valve in and capping the snifter valve or replacing it with a plug, however if you have air problems when using a bladder tank the bleeder will have to be removed. i ended my water well work in 1978 so i may need correcting on this use info as you see fit leroy
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