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D.J. Gongol and Associates, Inc.
PO Box 180
4328 North Dawson
Cumming, IA 50061
515-223-4144
402-965-1306 text
515-981-0581 fax
www.gongol.net
info@gongol.net
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How to Make Water Flow Uphill
May 3, 2006
In a complicated experiment involving steam, a sawtooth-shaped surface, and high-speed cameras, a British physicist appears to be able to make tiny drops of water move uphill. For the rest of humanity, though, getting water from low places to high places still involves the use of lots of pumps.
Related products: pumps for clean water, pumps for wastewater, flowmeters
Past updates:
last revised 5.2006
May 3, 2006
In a complicated experiment involving steam, a sawtooth-shaped surface, and high-speed cameras, a British physicist appears to be able to make tiny drops of water move uphill. For the rest of humanity, though, getting water from low places to high places still involves the use of lots of pumps.
Related products: pumps for clean water, pumps for wastewater, flowmeters
Past updates:
- June 2005
- July 2005
- August 2005
- September 2005
- November 2005
- January 2006
- February 2006
- March 2006
- April 2006
last revised 5.2006
DJ Gongol & Associates, Inc.
4328 North Dawson Avenue | PO Box 180 | Cumming, IA 50061
515-223-4144 | 402-965-1306 text | 515-981-0581 fax
info@gongol.net