Fluid-raising apparatus driven by low hydraulic head

Pumps – One fluid pumped by contact or entrainment with another – Diverse pumps

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417101, 417108, 417109, F04B 2314, F04F 1100, F04F 118

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046436502

ABSTRACT:
A fluid-raising apparatus includes a compression chamber which receives liquid, from an elevated source, such that gas in the chamber is pressurized and used to lift fluid through a vertical conduit. When the chamber fills with liquid, a float lifts a drain plug so that draining commences automatically. The effluent passes through a discharge tube wherein, during draining, the liquid pushes on a piston. The piston, in turn, holds a liquid inlet valve closed until draining is complete.

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