3 Animations to explain the pulser pump
the pulser pump is versatile and the animations show why!
The animations were time consuming to make and I apologize for the
different formats and colours
1 Animation
of a basic pulser pump 2
animated split process Pulser pump
3 inclined
pipe animation
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Pulser pump in action!
(simplest type) Click here for split
process pulser pump
(more complicated but often worth it)
Animation of a split process
pulser pump 12 oct 2003. The animal has enough water and need not drown or poop in the river anymore! Water and air flow should be apparent to viewers.
Air suck down and Air lift up are separated by a pipe of low
pressure air in the split process type
1 Animation
of a basic pulser pump 2
animated
split process Pulser pump
3 inclined
pipe animation
The air lift process at work in an in inclined pipe (Below)
7TH Aug. 99 Note that what actually happens is not as CLEAN.
Air blows up through the pipe too and pushes the "waves". Some waves
are short and some are long and fill the pipe. There is some flow back
too and this is picked up by the following wave. The waves "swish" along
the pipes much more quickly than in the picture and they are usually further
apart. The effect works best in inclines less than or equal to the incline
shown in the picture.
Please note The tromp
part of a pulser pump does not work on an incline.
1 Animation
of a basic pulser pump 2
animated split process Pulser pump
3 inclined
pipe animation
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