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Originally posted by futRtrubL
I don't want people to think of me as a critical bastard. It's just that too many people believe that gravity means something in a closed system or even in an open system. Any system that uses a single non-compressible fluid (this can be a mixture as long as the components don't separate) gravity has no effect. It's purely down to flow resistances, which give rise to back pressures.And to pumps which give forward pressures.
Edward
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Your input is very good IMO actually. I semi understand they way it works but have a hard time understanding that anything that goes up won't be affected by gravity more than anything that goes down. I never really understood how gravity can't affect something that is going up no matter how it is applied unless in an anti gravity enviroment. Seems supernatural to me.
I am learning though!!! In any event I still think a divider in the inlet would help split the flow both wayd and take out some of the resistance variables. If that made sence.
I am going to sleep now.