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The water is going to be pressurized anyway
why not reclaim some energy at the outflow. They won't reduce the pressure to save power because the water needs to have it's pressure raised as part of the purification process. The step-up is not for delivery, it is for purification. It has to be forced through sand & gravel beds and/or other filters.
Posted by: seanferd   Posted on: 10/30/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Crap!  Linux User 147560 | 10/24/07
True, but...  DevGuy_z | 10/25/07
Which is exactly  Linux User 147560 | 10/25/07
hydro power from your tap  rflulling@... | 10/24/07
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RE: Pint-size hydro power on tap  johnbartley | 10/25/07
This will not work.  osreinstall | 10/25/07
RE: Pint-size hydro power on tap  lkafle | 10/25/07
The water is going to be pressurized anyway  seanferd | 10/30/07

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