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Also in this case the process can be repeated and, after a certain number
of suctions and compressions we reach a situation in which the tank and
the part above the ascending pipe are completely full and the same amount
of water that is sucked up passes into the highest glass of the exhaust
pipe, through which it returns to the basin.
In the end, the ovoid tank, the part above the ascending pipe and the
pipe connecting them to the base of the pump body remain full. To empty
the ascending pipe, a small pipe with a cap at the base of the ovoid tank,
above the valve, is used; to empty the connecting pipe, the one used to
empty the pump body is used.
The possibility of making the water follow the second path, in which it
is raised to a greater height than in the former, highlights the fact
that the limit on height that can be reached depends only on the force
acting on the piston.
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