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That’s why you have a pump to move the water horizontally into different tanks. Then there is a 100m column and a 95m column forcing the water through the membr
by yazaddaruvala 5y ago
That’s why you have a pump to move the water horizontally into different tanks. Then there is a 100m column and a 95m column forcing the water through the membrane.
So the pumps still need energy by “very little” energy because they are doing relatively little work.
- thisrod 5y ago> Then there is a 100m column and a 95m column forcing the water through the membrane In that scenario, why do you think it helps to put the membrane 100m deep, instead of 5m deep?
- erpellan 5y agoThat is the equivalent of having a 5m column on one side and being open to air on the other side. There is no free lunch - for the membrane to experience 100m of water pressure on one side only, something else has to be reducing the pressure by the same amount on the other side.