Gravity feed is a method used to move liquids or granular materials from a higher elevation to a lower one, relying on the force of gravity. This system typically involves a container or hopper positioned above the desired location, allowing the material to flow downward through a pipe or chute. It is commonly used in various industries, including agriculture and food processing, for tasks like dispensing seeds or ingredients. In a gravity feed system, the flow rate can be controlled by adjusting the size of the opening or the angle of the chute. This technique is efficient and requires minimal energy, making it a cost-effective solution for transporting materials. Examples of gravity feed applications include water tanks, grain silos, and bulk storage bins.