elevation

Customers at low elevations are at the bottom of the virtual ocean, where pressures can be too high.

In my model, I can adjust the elevation of the tailwater by adding or removing these stoplogs.

After that it’s working on it’s own to pump the water uphill above the elevation of the source.

And I can get it to the exact right elevation too.

Simply subtract the height of your eyeline with the height measured on the rod and that’s your elevation.

But it’s usually not worth the effort to get a concrete surface perfectly level at the exact elevation needed for every column, especially when you have the time pressure of concrete setting up.

For example, I can convert a static column of water to one with some velocity, but I’m never going to get the fluid to a higher elevation than where it started… with one exception.