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Pressure Required to Circulate Liquid in a Closed System?
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[QUOTE="Baluncore, post: 6866310, member: 447632"] You can work that out by knowing the temperature of the water around the system and computing the density. Compute a path around the loop, accumulating hydrostatic pressure and head. Thermal siphons work best when the flow velocity is low, and the pipes are larger diameters. Unless they are simple flaps, check valves will take more pressure to operate than is available from a thermal siphon. Check valves work well in pumped systems where backflow must be prevented. [/QUOTE]
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