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Is it possible to fill the water to the tank by vaccume pump? ?
If a tank of 50ltr kept at 10 feet hight and 50 percent of tank is filled with water, vaccume pump connected at top of the tank and 30mm Dia and 13 ft length of pipe connected to the tank at top side, in this condition vaccume pump create required vaccume at inside the tank to suck the water. Here my question if vaccume pump created require vaccum at inside tank is it possible to Fill 90 percent of the tank or not?
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- billrussell42Lv 71 year agoFavorite Answer
that 13 ft pipe connected to the top of the tank, where does it go and what is the angle with the ground?
A vacuum pump ideally can lift water to a total height of 33 feet. So it can completely fill the 10 ft high water tank, IF the pump is located at the top of the tank. If it is located 13 ft higher at the end of that mystery pipe, the pump still has to lift the water by 10 ft which it should be able to do.
But "kept at 10 feet height" means the tank is 10 ft high, distance top to bottom? I'm assuming that.
- PhilomelLv 71 year ago
Yes, A complete vacuum will lift water 32 Ft. 10 ft should be no problem if the pipes and tank are rigid enough so they don't collapse.
- Lee26Caloo秦君子蘭Lv 71 year ago
NOT WORKING, BECAUSE THE TANK IS NOT 100% SEALED,ENDS UP SUCKING AIR MORE THAN WATER.
