Study on see saw pump

D.B. Jani; Rathod Rahul; Pawar Aniket; Prajapati Hemil; Rathava Mehul

Study on see saw pump

Authors: D.B. Jani, Rathod Rahul, Pawar Aniket, Prajapati Hemil, Rathava Mehul

Unique Paper ID: 157627
Volume: 6
Issue: 6
PageNo: 1-4

Keywords: See pump lifting water pendulum reciprocating pump.

Abstract:
The study used the mechanical motion of playground seesaw as a means to produce pumping action. The study aimed to design a low-cost prototype energy contraption using playground seesaw using locally available and recycled materials. Pump is an innovative concept which pumps water from a bore well, a sump or a rain water harvesting tank. It uses playful energy of the children or the operators collectively to pump water. See-Saw pumps use the force lift technology to draw water from a well to an overhead tank above the ground level for storage and distribution. It does not require electric power. See-Saw pumps work on the same technology and use the reciprocating motion to move the valves of a water cylinder. The technology below the ground is same as the hand pump technology, hence making it very easy to maintain at the village level.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 6
Issue: 6
PageNo: 1-4

Study on see saw pump

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