I have been asked to capture the exhaust from a diesel power water pump. The pump uses the diesel exhaust in a venturi to draw water up to prime the pump. It is only a short duration, but the application is indoor. I want to capture the exhaust but not the water that immediately follows it. This video shows an outdoor pump, but you can see what I am talking about. Please forward to 10 minutes and 12 seconds and see the exhaust. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwIVpy402C0
any ideas?
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