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[Pyrpolizer]

...no headline news, not even any news, now i'm confused, it's not the 29th, it's the 30th.

They will not reveal anything RW. One day (within maximum a year from today) the pipe will stop delivering and they will not utter a single word.

[Lordo]

the water has arrived boys. erdogan was there to open the tap. where you been ffs. we showed you video of the water flowing into the dam, damn it. they did it.

even the furquine beavers have been logging on this issue. ffs.

[Nikitas]

Suction pads? On land and not under water? The translation is not helping here. What suction pads? These were not mentioned in the animations of the system, it was all supposed to be gravity fed. The major deal was the pvc pipe technology, the floats and the anchoring lines and those super dooper connectors. Now suddenly we hear about suction pads. Suction implies an operation at the receiving end to suck air out of a 80 km long pipe!

They will need 1700 suction pads, but how do they place them in a pipe that is now anchored 250 meters underwater? It is beyond diver and normal submarine depth.

[Lordo]

some one is havin you on. you are right lost in translation. that they are saying is you is suckers every time you fall for it. you went around believing it was propaganda and was never going to be built. well here we are. it is built and flowing. i have not heard any loud bangs but renga reporters are on the case. if there is any loud bangs they will inform us.

enjoy.

[Pyrpolizer]

Suction pads? On land and not under water? The translation is not helping here. What suction pads? These were not mentioned in the animations of the system, it was all supposed to be gravity fed. The major deal was the pvc pipe technology, the floats and the anchoring lines and those super dooper connectors. Now suddenly we hear about suction pads. Suction implies an operation at the receiving end to suck air out of a 80 km long pipe!

They will need 1700 suction pads, but how do they place them in a pipe that is now anchored 250 meters underwater? It is beyond diver and normal submarine depth.

These valves are well known technology and it is unimaginable to have a water supply system without them. In Cyprus they use the term "de-aerator" valves, so I guess we are lost in translation from Turkish here.
Anyway, this technology is only available for water pipes on land. Nothing has been invented for under the sea pipelines, and I can't even guess what kind of method could be successful at a depth of 280m. If the Turks did not use any such devices under the sea then the pipe will deliver less and less water over time until it stops completely. The only solution to get some flow rate would then be to double and triple the pressure of the pumps until the pipes explode.

[Pyrpolizer]

A de-aerator on a heating radiator

[Lordo]

bloomin heck are they sending us hot water. btw where do we pick up the radiators from. are they free like the water.

[Jerry]

A de-aerator on a heating radiator

These are de-aerator valves, more commonly known as bleed valves. https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=radia ... 40&bih=601

Your illustration looks like how to fit a thermostatic valve in place of an ordinary radiator valve.

[Lordo]

are they planning the heat the mediterranean sea. gawd help us in the summers as if it aint hot enough.

[Jerry]

are they planning the heat the mediterranean sea. gawd help us in the summers as if it aint hot enough.

I bet you are useless at DIY.