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High-negative-pressure tank drainage scheme

2017-02-20View Original

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How can water be removed from the tank at a high vacuum level in a continuous manner? Do anyone have any good solutions? The common approaches involve either using a water receiver or a buffer tank, opening the valve to drain the water periodically after a certain period of time, or using a centrifugal pump with double mechanical seals that can handle high suction heights. However, the mechanical seals tend to get damaged and cause leaks. Are there any other methods?
Reply #22017-02-21
The simplest and easiest solution is a jumbo leg, an 11-meter-high jumbo leg!

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