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Draft (water)

A draft is the use of suction to move a liquid such as water from a vessel or body of water below the intake of a suction pump. A rural fire department or farmer might draft water from a pond as the first step in moving the water elsewhere. A suction pump creates a partial vacuum (a "draft") and the atmospheric pressure on the water's surface forces the…

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Draft (water)

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water from a vessel or body of water below the intake of a suction pumpinstance ofA draft is the use of suction to move a liquid0.80text

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