• 2017-03-30 15:18:23
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The most common types of bilge pumps (and the primary focus of this article) are centrifugal and diaphragm electrical pumps. Centrifugal pumps move water by kinetic energy using a rotating, solid impeller, similar in design to a turbine. Water enters the pump, picks up speed as the impeller rotates, and is then forced out by its own momentum. Centrifugal pumps are submersible but not self-priming,...

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• 2017-08-21 09:27:20
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The first step on the path to bilge pump nirvana is making sure your boat's bilge is clean and free of trash and debris. Routine bilge cleaning is a fact of life for older boats, but even that new boat you're purchasing can have a bilge littered with pump-clogging bits of construction material — wood shavings, bits of fiberglass, and gobs of epoxy. Oily bilge residue should also be cleaned up and ...

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• 2017-08-21 09:27:53
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Sun powered pumps can give an incredible contrasting option to customary pumps. For remote areas, where water is required, a sunlight based controlled water pump might be the perfect arrangement. For the property holder, with a water highlight in their patio, sun controlled pumps might be a more conservative approach. These pumps accompany different plans alongside vitality preservation module whi...

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• 2017-08-21 09:25:15
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Solar water pumping systems are a modern but field proven means of pumping water in locations where access to grid power is not available, or where the grid is not reliable. These systems use photovoltaic (PV) cells to convert sunlight into electricity to power DC pumps which can be used to pump groundwater or surface water. A typical system comprises the following elements: The water source: This...

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