OK yep, so it's as if you were generating it in the ambient air.
Importantly and going round in circles, as soon as you generate some HHO at the bottom, it'll fill the vacuum. Then you have to pump it out all over again.
no ,its as if I am generating it in a atmosphere lower
than the ambient air.
yes it will fill the vacuum , thats why I said you would need to use a pump to maintain the vacuum as the statup processes begin.
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you seem to be clinging to the only remaining thing you can think of to try and explain it away , and that is
your insistance that somehow the water will still have
12 psi water pressure at the bottom of the pipe.
think of the water in the pipe as a long piston in a hydraulic system , because that is basicaly what it is.
sure the piston still weights the same , but in this scenario the piston is being pulled upwards.
to prove this if I were to poke a hole in the bottom of
the pipe and stick your finger in the hole , then apply the vacuum , would your finger be pulled in by the vacuum or would your finger be pushed out by the 12 psi water pressure that you are clinging to.
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heres yet another method to determine that I am right.
place a valve between the bottom of the pipe and
a 1 ft riser pipe so that a hose can connect
at 1 ft above the bottom of the pipe.
connect a 27 ft see through water hose to the 1 ft riser pipe at the bottom of the pipe.
1) close the valve.
2) then fill the pipe with water.
3) then place the cap on top.
4) then place the vacuum on the air gap at the top.
5) get a ladder and take the other end of the hose
to the top of the pipe
6) pour in enought water in the hose at the top to
give the water in the hose a 1 ft height.
7) open the valve.
now carry the hose back down the ladder.
now look at the see through water hose !!!!
you will find that all the water pressure you are dreaming of is gone , and there isnt even enought to let you get any water out of the hose , even though the water is
at a 28 ft height inside the pipe.
why wont the water come out , it should come out because
of all the pressure gradient?
but where is the pressure from the pressure gradient now?
