Nothing wrong with that if you can just get it started. You just need to create enough vacuum to overcome the height difference between the surface of the liquid and the exit orifice. Above a certain height this is not possible. I'd have to look up the height of a column of water that can be supported by 1 atm of pressure at sea level.Except that it appears to be syphoning from lower to higher. Could just be cleverly chosen camera angles.
Pressure on a liquid water surface will support a column of water approximately 33' high. When you bend the pipe and create a vacuum the liquid will continue to flow.Which can be done only if the outlet is lower than the inlet. Otherwise you are pumping water uphill with no energy input.
yup ... it's actually quite simple:That part is true. But the pressure has to come from somewhere. In a siphon, it comes from the water flowing out, and it is only equal to the pressure difference over the distance it falls.
A siphon can lift water above the input reservoir only if it exits below that level.
Watch the second video, he demonstrates this effect.
Simple explanation -- they have a pump down in the well pumping water from the well up to the inlet pipe.Hi. Your headache is back, again.
Can you explain, please ? ---->
Why the suction does not affect the discharge outlet ?
...And the way I remove the beer wort from my 25L glass carboys. !yup ... it's actually quite simple:
The arrangement on the left is extracting gravitational potential energy from the differences.
But it says non-stop water, no motor, no electricity.Siphoning is not over unity
As per cmartinez post 9But it says non-stop water, no motor, no electricity.
Sounds like over-unity to me.
They don't show the "volunteer" "squirrel" in a wheel at the bottom of the wellexplain, please ?
It's Trying to turn simple syphon into a magic trick!Hi. Your headache is back, again.
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