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If you would just build a pipe that goes up to the sea level, wouldn't the fresh water naturally go up it because of pressure enacted at it at 231 meters? You w
by golergka 3y ago
If you would just build a pipe that goes up to the sea level, wouldn't the fresh water naturally go up it because of pressure enacted at it at 231 meters? You would only need to pump it up from the sea level.
- lazide 3y agoThe pressure differential the membrane experiences (and needs to function) drops as the water gets closer to the surface. So the more the pipe filled, the less water would flow. If the membrane requires 231 meters of pressure differential, it would stop moving water when the water was still about 230 meters from the surface.