Can it be possible to take well water by using a vaccume tank

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In summary, the conversation discusses the possibility of building a water pump similar to the one shown in the provided link. The main concern is the placement of the inlet and outlet to ensure proper water flow. The individual also requests for a better drawing and measurements and provides their email for further assistance.
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can it is possible to build or make a water pump like this

http://forums.about.com/n/docs/docDownload.aspx?webtag=ab-physics&guid=435b1342-00eb-4166-a03b-97355a063e9c

pls help me on this......

can anyone give me a better drawing of this with meausrments.


my email is abdhaneef@hotmail.com

abdulla haneef
 

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If you want the water to flow into the tank, the inlet should be no more than about 10 meters above the outlet, because a column of water of that height will have the same pressure as the air pressure. To get water out of the tank you better have a way to make the vacuum disappear.
 
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No to get water to flow the outlet from the tap needs to be below the water level in the lower tank.
 

FAQ: Can it be possible to take well water by using a vaccume tank

1. Can a vacuum tank be used to extract well water?

Yes, a vacuum tank can be used to extract well water. This method is commonly known as a "well pump" and is a popular option for accessing well water.

2. How does a vacuum tank work to take well water?

A vacuum tank works by creating a vacuum inside the tank, which causes the water to be sucked up through a pipe or hose connected to the tank. This creates negative pressure, pulling the water up from the well.

3. Is using a vacuum tank a reliable method for extracting well water?

Yes, using a vacuum tank is a reliable method for extracting well water. These tanks are designed to be durable and efficient, making them a popular choice for well water extraction.

4. Are there any limitations to using a vacuum tank for taking well water?

There are some limitations to using a vacuum tank for taking well water. These tanks are most effective for wells that are not too deep (typically less than 25 feet) and have a good supply of water.

5. Can a vacuum tank be used for other types of water sources besides wells?

Yes, a vacuum tank can be used for other types of water sources besides wells. It can also be used to extract water from rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water, making it a versatile tool for water extraction.

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