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[Lordo]

it depends on diy for what.

[Pyrpolizer]

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.

LOL yes you are right, that's not a bleed valve.

[Pyrpolizer]

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

masai teleia mannos reh?

[Lordo]

It is a propaganda nonsense.
It is not impossible to build such a pipeline, the question is what will be the cost of building,cost of energy required for pushing the water 70 miles away, and the costs of maintenance. Summing them all up -and I am sure they already did all those calculations- may end up to say $4-5 per ton, which is certainly much higher than desalinating sea water
It certainly is economically worthy for petrol, or gas, but not for water!

So there goes away their dream to flood the occupied with water, and hence make it a paradise for millions of peasant settlers

remember this statement. ise delya arifos gavole.
of the three dumbo proponents of the idea that this was propaganda and would never be built, shitface and charlui have been swallowed up and have disappeared, i can see that you are made up of stronger shit that even domestos could not remove.

[Pyrpolizer]

It is a propaganda nonsense.
It is not impossible to build such a pipeline, the question is what will be the cost of building,cost of energy required for pushing the water 70 miles away, and the costs of maintenance. Summing them all up -and I am sure they already did all those calculations- may end up to say $4-5 per ton, which is certainly much higher than desalinating sea water
It certainly is economically worthy for petrol, or gas, but not for water!

So there goes away their dream to flood the occupied with water, and hence make it a paradise for millions of peasant settlers

remember this statement. ise delya arifos gavole.
of the three dumbo proponents of the idea that this was propaganda and would never be built, shitface and charlui have been swallowed up and have disappeared, i can see that you are made up of stronger shit that even domestos could not remove.

It's because I am right mana mou. You do the calculations. It cost 500 million. It will work for one year and then caput. You will get 75 million tons. 500/75= 6.6 Euros per ton

[Lordo]

It is a propaganda nonsense.
It is not impossible to build such a pipeline, the question is what will be the cost of building,cost of energy required for pushing the water 70 miles away, and the costs of maintenance. Summing them all up -and I am sure they already did all those calculations- may end up to say $4-5 per ton, which is certainly much higher than desalinating sea water
It certainly is economically worthy for petrol, or gas, but not for water!

So there goes away their dream to flood the occupied with water, and hence make it a paradise for millions of peasant settlers

remember this statement. ise delya arifos gavole.
of the three dumbo proponents of the idea that this was propaganda and would never be built, shitface and charlui have been swallowed up and have disappeared, i can see that you are made up of stronger shit that even domestos could not remove.

It's because I am right mana mou. You do the calculations. It cost 500 million. It will work for one year and then caput. You will get 75 million tons. 500/75= 6.6 Euros per ton

and i thought you greaks wee good at maths. the price of water is 0. 0/70 iz zer00000000000000000 reh zizzir0arif000000000000000000000000

[Pyrpolizer]

and i thought you greaks wee good at maths. the price of water is 0. 0/70 iz zer00000000000000000 reh zizzir0arif000000000000000000000000

Let me take the role of Kurupettos and help you:
Ziziri-kofte

[Lordo]

ehahigen o msgaras. bu ebiyen, e sgodosesdon? en birazzi.

[Pyrpolizer]

ehahigen o msgaras. bu ebiyen, e sgodosesdon? en birazzi.

oi reh tzeinos en teleia ziziri-koftes.
Kapou voshi.

[Nikitas]

This thing is confusing me. It was supposed to be a gravity system based on the water finds its own level physics. Now there is talk about pumps and air bleed valves, and not a few, they mentioned 170 of them. How can you pump water over a 80km pipeline with pumps only at either end? And how are these air bleed things installed in such a long pipeline?

Is it possible to insert air bleed hoses into the pipe at either end? Just asking because I do not see how they can be attached at the depth this thing is at now.