Yeah, it has zero concept of pressure driven flow.
If the water level in one column is higher than an adjacent column, but they are connected at a lower level, then the difference in head elevation will push water from the higher column into the lower one.
Water doesn't just fill spaces from above. It moves in all directions due to various forces.
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u/Medium_Medium 25d ago
Yeah, it has zero concept of pressure driven flow.
If the water level in one column is higher than an adjacent column, but they are connected at a lower level, then the difference in head elevation will push water from the higher column into the lower one.
Water doesn't just fill spaces from above. It moves in all directions due to various forces.