Vacuum
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Can materials be transferred from one tank to another using vacuum, with a maximum height difference between the tanks of 10 meters?
Look at the liquid density, but resistance also needs to be taken into account. 10 meters should be the maximum under atmospheric pressure, though you can apply some pressure in the opposite direction.
Density and resistance: What was said upstairs is correct. You can push against the reactor being pumped; we’ve done this before
What does it have to do with resistance? If the resistance is high, it will just cause a slower rise; ultimately, the pressure balance is that of static pressure. Therefore, the maximum bit difference depends only on density. Aren’t they just connectors or U-tubes?
What does it have to do with resistance? If the resistance is high, it will just cause a slower rise; ultimately, the pressure balance is that of static pressure. Therefore, the maximum bit difference depends only on density. Aren’t they just connectors or U-tubes?
When the flow rate is close to 0, how can there be a pressure drop?