WATER LIFTING SIPHON PUMP

A project onWATER LIFTING SIPHON PUMP(WLSP)Project Guide Mr. Jitendra Rai

Submitted by- Rohit kumawat Rahul raj Rahul verma

JAIPUR INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

CONTENTSIntroductionOverview Working Principles And EffectsWorking of WLSP Components & Materials RequiredApplications Cost EstimationWork in ProgressReferences

1. IntroductionThe Water Lifting Siphon Pump(WLSP) is the device used for lifting water from lower level to higher level with the use of suction and vacuum pressure.The pump uses the small head of water for the lifting process.There is a considerable amount water lifted as it can work non-stop.Free from any moving device and parts.

2. Overview

Fig- Layout of WLSP

3. Working Principles And Effects Bernoulli's law-

= fluidvelocityalong the streamline=gravitational acceleration downwards=elevationingravityfield=pressurealong the streamline= fluiddensity

Fig-Bernoullis principleWhere,

ContRamming effect -

Siphon effect-

Fig- Ramming of water in pulser pumpFig Inverted tube siphon

4. Working of WLSP

Fig-1 Initial filling of feed tank(C)

Fig-2 Initial filling of operating tank(D)

Fig-3 Draining of D tankFeed tankOperating tank

Cont..

Fig- 4 Suction phase Fig- 5 Pressure cycle1 stage lifting tank2 level lifting tank

5. Components & Materials RequiredWater Storage tankTubes Operating tank Regulating valvesTube connectorsPlastic frame structure

6. Applications Agricultural usageCattle water feed system Backup Hydroelectric power generationColling of equipment's in industryHouse hold water supply system Greenhouse farming method

WLSPFig- Hydroelectric power generation

Cont..

WLSPwater outletFig- Lifting water from aquifers & well

7. Advantages And Ecological Aspects

8. Cost EstimationEstimatesd cost of water lifting siphon pump is 1000-2000 Rs .

Work in Progress

Referenceshttp://members.tripod.com/~nxtwave/gaiatech/pulser/index.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SiphonStillWorksWithBigLeghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoullilawhttp://www.altenergymag.com/emagazine.php?issue_number=03.12.01&article=coffeejarhttp://www.earthtoys.com/emagazine.php?issue_number=03.10.01&article=pulseren.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_hammer

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