How do pumps work in two tank system?

In a two-tank system, pumps facilitate the movement of fluids between the tanks. When a pump is activated, it creates a pressure differential that allows fluid from one tank to be drawn in and pushed out to the other tank. The flow rate and direction depend on the pump's design and the system's configuration, often controlled by valves. This setup is commonly used for processes such as water distribution, wastewater treatment, or any application requiring fluid transfer.