Article | REF: C3830 V1

Domestic pumps and booster sets - Water supply for rural homes

Author: Yves POULLIN

Publication date: November 10, 1990

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1. Choice of pumping system

Different pumping systems are available, and their choice depends on the specific requirements of each installation.

1.1 Piston pumps

Consisting of a piston moving in a cylinder, these single- or double-acting devices generally generate high pressures. Their pulsating flow requires the presence of an air reservoir to regulate fluid flow.

Added to this is the fact that, based on a volumetric principle, these pumps run the risk of generating prohibitive pressures in the event of accidental discharge blockage. Safety devices such as pressure relief valves or pressure switches are therefore essential.

This type of pump is highly efficient. They are most often found in semi-deep wells

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