Water transportation system

Abstract

A water transportation system may include one or more water pumps and a water pipeline to transport water from a starting point located at a certain height on an obstacle to a lower destination on the other side of the obstacle. The pump can be located at the top of the obstacle to fill the pipeline with water after pumping for a predetermined of time before being turned off, and the water can still continuously flow to the destination by force of gravity acting on the water in the segment of the pipe that extends from the peak point to the destination point to enable water transportation over the obstacle by taking advantage of both the action of gravity on the water flowing downward in the pipe and of the vacuum that is created in order to cause the water to flow continuously from the starting point to the destination.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A water transportation system to transport water from a starting point located at a certain height to a destination point that is lower than the starting point and located on the other side of a height obstacle comprising a first pump located at a relative higher position than the destination point, a first pipe to connect the starting point with the first pump and a second pipe to connect the first pump to the destination point, wherein the water is pumped from the starting point in such a way to fill the first pipe and the water continues to flow from the said starting point to the said destination point even the first pump is stopped to enable the water to be transported over the height obstacle by taking advantage of both the action of gravitational forces on the water flowing downward in the pipe and of the vacuum that is created in order to cause water to flow continuously from the starting point to the destination point.