Low damage hydraulic fish pumping system

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ABSTRACT:
A submersible rotary impeller fish pump augmented by the release of large volumes of pressurized air into the pump's discharge stream during pump operation enables the pumping of fish or other water-borne articles to the same or greater heights at materially lower impeller speeds and with less impeller damage than the same pump unaided.

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"An Air-Lift Pump for Elevating Salmon, Herring, and Other Fish of Similar Size," Journal Fisheries Research Board of Canada, vol. 21, No. 4, 1964.

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