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I mean, at the bottom of a big tank, there's a bunch of pressure driving stuff outward. In my mental model there's not anything special driving water into these
by abeppu 6y ago
I mean, at the bottom of a big tank, there's a bunch of pressure driving stuff outward. In my mental model there's not anything special driving water into these tanks -- am I mistaken?
If it's really just an issue of decades old structures out and exposed to the elements letting rainwater in ... can an auxiliary structure with a roof not be added?
- mulmen 6y agoIs the water getting in from the bottom or the top? Both? Is what's inside more or less dense than water? Are the tanks pressurized? Under vacuum? It's not hard to imagine why water could get in. It's water. That's what it does.