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Thom_Silva
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Imagine there is a water well underground. The pressure at the surface of the water will be the atmospheric pressure+ the pressure due to the weight of the rock. If i drill a hole i assume the pressure differential will push the water up the hole. Is the mass of water displaced equal to the maximum weight that the force produced by differential pressure could lift? (Sorry for this poor English )
When the water rises is there a vacuum at the bottom of the well?
Is there any situation where all the water from the well could be drained without the need of a pump?
Thank you very much
When the water rises is there a vacuum at the bottom of the well?
Is there any situation where all the water from the well could be drained without the need of a pump?
Thank you very much