A Study to Increase The Water Flow in The discharge Line of Ram Pump
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https://doi.org/10.46291/ISPECJASvol4iss1pp42-53Keywords:
RAM pump, agriculture, irrigationAbstract
Irrigation in agriculture is one of the major input costs that increase the price of agricultural products. The pump used in irrigation not only increases the product cost but also causes environmental pollution due to the fossil fuels used. In many countries, the RAM pump used for irrigation works on the principle that water from any height falls into the pump. RAM pump, a water pump, can pump at least one-tenth of the water up to 10 times the water height and it does this by making use of its specific gravity and kinetic energy. In other words, it is not used any fossil fuel and / or electrical energy to pump water. The water promoted by this pump can be stored in a high tank and so, agricultural areas can be irrigated by attraction and similar methods. With this study, the RAM pump was developed, the discharge flow rate was increased by 20% and the pump manufacturing cost was reduced by 50%. Thus, with this improved RAM pump, it was ensured that the water was transferred to the higher place without using any energy and this was done at a lower cost.
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