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This document discusses testing a series circuit for an automatic plant watering system. It identifies a potential problem of pressure drop where the pressure decreases from one point in a tube to a downstream point. The document does not provide any other details about solving or addressing the pressure drop issue.
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Automatic plant watering 02
- 1. Automatic plant watering 02. Testing the series circuit
- 6. Problem: pressure drop Decrease in pressure from one point in a tube to another one downstream 360° 90° 180°
- 7. Problem: pressure drop Decrease in pressure from one point in a tube to another one downstream