Technical illustration of a hand air pump connected to a sealed tank, pressurizing and expelling water through a nozzle.

البته، حتماً دوباره براتون می‌فرستم. --- متن کامل شده به انگلیسی Sure! Here’s the complete text in English with all those extra details added: --- So, imagine we have that sealed tank we talked about, which now has a one-way check valve at its water inlet. This means the tank can receive water from a larger main reservoir or tank. When you operate the hand air pump that’s connected to the sealed tank, it pressurizes the air inside. Under pressure, the one-way valve closes automatically so no more water can come in from the main tank at that moment. Instead, the pressurized air pushes the water inside the sealed tank out through the outlet nozzle. So, in this setup, you have the hand pump connected by a hose to the top of the sealed tank to pressurize it. The sealed tank is also connected to a larger water supply tank via that one-way valve. When you pump air in, the valve closes and the pressurized water is forced out to the user’s side through the nozzle. In other words, the sealed tank gets filled from the main tank, and then when you pressurize it with the hand pump, it sends water out in a controlled way. --- That’s the full combined explanation in English with all those details. You can go ahead and copy this text and share it as needed. See more