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Centrifugal Pump: Water Pressure at 50m & 4 Bar Gauge
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[QUOTE="Fellps, post: 5721325, member: 618999"] [INDENT]I have a centrifugal pump 50 m above a vessel, I’m pumping water in at 4 bar gauge into this vessel. I then close a valve to cease pumping ensuring no air enters the system.[/INDENT]My question is, if I now open that same valve to atmospheric air this time, will the water exit from the pipe through the valve at a 4 bar pressure differential. Or will it, the water, go down the pipe to 40 m from its originally closed valve position of 50 m. [/QUOTE]
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