Can the water from tank 1# be transferred to other tanks?
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This post was last edited by sxf1028102800 on 2018-3-16 09:01. Tank #1 contains 50% water; the pipes connecting Tank #1 to Tank #2 are located below the liquid level, while the pipes connecting Tank #1 to Tank #3 are above the liquid level. Tank #1 is a sealed tank, with a pressure of 0.2 Mpa inside it. Cans 2 and 3 are atmospheric pressure cans, connected to the atmosphere. At the same time, the pipeline coming out of Tank 1 is less than 1 meter away from the top of Tank 1. May I ask if the liquid level in tank 1 can be pushed into tanks 2 and 3? As shown in the diagram. Thank you; points will be given
Check the pressure; there’s a possibility of siphoning to tank 2#
With the same pressure, can’t it go to tank 3#?
I’m also online, waiting for experts to provide the formula and calculation steps~~~
It’s impossible to score 3, but it’s possible to score 2. It is necessary to know the relationship between the pressure of water filling the highest point at 1 to 2 and the pressure at 1.
1-3 Gas-phase equilibrium, no driving force. 1-2: It will pass if there is a pressure difference; it also won’t be able to pass if there is a direct gas-phase pipeline connecting 1-2
Vessels 2# and 3# are atmospheric pressure vessels, connected to the atmosphere