Preguntas frecuentes sobre las bombas
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Las bombas de ariete hidráulicas se utilizan para mover el agua cuesta arriba sin depender de la electricidad o la gasolina. In general, you can estimate a 1:7 ratio, meaning for every foot of drop (head) that you have, you can potentially raise water around 7 feet.
Si bien hay diversos tipos de bombas, generalmente hay tres tipos principales de bombas hidráulicas. Las bombas de engranajes generalmente se usan para sistemas hidráulicos montados en camiones. Piston pumps are used when high operating pressures are needed. Y, por último, las bombas de paletas se pueden usar en vehículos utilitarios, como cubetas aéreas y escaleras. ¿Necesita más ayuda? Contact Fluid Solutions for more assistance.
This depends on if the well is shallow or deep. A shallow well allows a pump to suck water into the well pipe, while a deep well will not easily allow this. For a 1-horsepower pump, the push range can vary from 40 feet to 80 feet uphill.
