Water-lifting pump apparatus and method of controlling operation thereof
AssigneeEbara Corporation
InventorsIsamu KAMATA, Shinji SUZUKI, Hideki KANNO, Takashi ENOMOTO, Masahiro KURAMASU
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AssigneeEbara Corporation
InventorsIsamu KAMATA, Shinji SUZUKI, Hideki KANNO, Takashi ENOMOTO, Masahiro KURAMASU
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A water-lifting pump apparatus which is free of a discharge valve and a check valve, is low in cost, and is capable of reducing vibration and noise due to a waterfall after the end of water pumping operation. The water-lifting pump apparatus has a suction tank (10), a discharge tank (20), a pump (30) for pumping water in the suction tank (10) into the discharge tank (20), and a discharge piping (50) connected to a discharge side of the pump, an actuator (60) for actuating the pump (50), a reverse flow preventing mechanism (80) for preventing a reverse flow of water pumped into the discharge tank (20) toward the discharge piping (50), and a back flow rate control (90) for controlling the flow rate of a waterfall falling from the discharge piping (50) into the suction tank (10) when pumping operation is finished.
A method of controlling of a water-lifting pump apparatus comprising a pump for pumping water in a suction tank into a discharge tank, a discharge piping connected to a discharge side of said pump, actuating means for driving said pump, and a reverse flow prevention device for preventing a reverse flow of water pumped into said discharge tank toward said discharge piping after an end of water pumping operation, said method comprising:
A method of controlling operation of a water-lifting pump apparatus for pumping water in a suction tank into a discharge tank with a pump and a discharge piping connected to a discharge side of the pump, comprising:
A method of controlling operation of a water-lifting pump apparatus for pumping water in a suction tank into a discharge tank with a pump and a discharge piping connected to a discharge side of the pump, comprising:
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