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Fresh water.
when the calibrated fluxer snaps the fresh water system turns into a salt water system totally kidding it is when you dump a bucket of salt into a fresh water system nothing to do with the fluxer or dynamic thrust
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Yes.
fresh water creeks and streams
use to remove the air inside the system
No, you still get fresh water and dispose of the dirty. A closed system filters and reuses the same water.
Yes, because salt water is denser than fresh water, it will typically float on top of fresh water in a layered system called stratification. This is due to the differences in salinity and density between the two types of water.
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Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).Yes, the aqueducts carried fresh clean water into the areas where it was needed. The city of Rome still uses the ancient system today (in part).
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A recirculating water system conserves water in a closed-loop system by continuously circulating and reusing the same water within the system. This reduces the need for fresh water intake and minimizes water waste, making the system more efficient and sustainable.