Your pump has a leak and the water in the pressure tank is going back down into your well. The only other possibility is that you have a leaking pipe in/under your house. If that's the case, get it fixed immediately or you will have irreversible mold damage.
House water pressure should be around 50-60 psi.
If on a well, check filter coming into house. It will drop pressure if clogged really badly. Change filter, also small blue bladder tank may be bad. Tube inside tank busted. If tank is bad you will need to replace bladder tank. When this rubber tube inside tank burst it causes tank to fill completely fill with water and becomes water logged. The last thing it could be but unlikely is foot valve going bad in well.
House pressure, 75 PSI maximum.
Area water authority could have increased water main pressure, no or defective expansion tank in house main water line if house has a backflow preventer installed, or defective /not properly set pressure reducing valve.
If it's a bladder tank, it should always have "Air" pressure but if the pump isn't working, you still wouldn't have water in the house.
If your female bulldog is house trained and has recently been wetting her bed, there can be several medical explanations. She could have a bladder infection and cannot control when she urinates or she could be pregnant and there is more pressure on her bladder.
No, the bladder can't do that. You can't be sure your submersible is always under water without checking it out. You may also have a hole in your droppipe or the pipe leading from the well to the house, which with a check valve in the house you could experience this problem.
Air pressure is caused by the weight of the air in the atmosphere above pushing down on the roof of your house. The pressure decreases as elevation increases, meaning higher altitudes experience lower air pressure.
Modern well water pressure tanks are made of thin steel with a thick rubber bladder inside. The mouth of this bladder is open to the water inlet pipe. The tank has an air charge outside this bladder, with an inflation nipple (just like on a bicycle tire) at the top.) The standard pressure switch is fitted to the TEE at water opening with a gauge and a shutoff valve on house side and a non-return valve on well side. The pressure switch should be set at 30/50 or 40 /65 -these are factory settings bur can be adjusted. If the PS is at 30/50 you will need an air charge of 28 psi outside the bladder, when bladder is empty. (Raise or lower this pressure by the nipple at top) When the pump is turned on water will enter the bladder until it gets to 50 psi. then the pressure switch will open. The residual air pressure will squeeze the bladder forcing water through the system. When water level gets down to 30 psi, then the switch will close, turning the pump on again. Having tank air pressure 2 pounds below switch setting is an important part of this.
Needing immediate attention.
I would recommend adding a T with a blow off as close to the bladder tank as possible - fill the bladder tank and then dump as fast as you can using the T blow off. Do NOT let the dirt get into the house.
A rhetorical question.
Your pump has a leak and the water in the pressure tank is going back down into your well. The only other possibility is that you have a leaking pipe in/under your house. If that's the case, get it fixed immediately or you will have irreversible mold damage.
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Urine is held in the bladder before it is released. The bladder is a muscular organ located in the lower abdomen, and it expands to store urine until it is ready to be emptied through the urethra during urination.
House water pressure should be around 50-60 psi.