Hydraulic Ram Pump - See how it works

[@Pedritox0953]

One of the best animation of this pump on KZbin

[@bonnisdiazto7972]

Animasinya mengilhami...dan sistem pembuatan klepnya menarik... Semoga sukses kedepannya. Aamiin.

[@michalishadjiyiannis6891]

The hydraulic ram is a water pump that operates with the kinetic energy of water only. Its use is the transport of water to a higher altitude. The interesting thing about this pump is that it does not consume external energy, ie fuel of a machine, electricity, etc. In essence, it exploits the kinetic energy of water, the phenomenon of hydraulic shock, creating pressure in an air chamber, which with in turn it expands, pushing the water with greater pressure than that which entered the pump. So, in order for the pump to work, the water needs to have kinetic energy, streams, rivers that have a natural flow or from a point where the water is collected, we create an artificial flow using pipes and the altitude difference. History of the Hydraulic Aries The hydraulic ram is based on the principle of the Fountain of Hero, Greek engineer, mathematician and inventor of antiquity. He lived in Alexandria, Egypt in the 1st century AD. Heron built a fountain (fountain) and using the weight of water and air pressure, he sprayed the water higher than the level it was at. He even created a perpetual fountain that ran constantly with the same water without a machine. Today the principle of the Fountain is taught in schools. In 1772, John Whitehurst in Cheshire in the United Kingdom made a first form of the hydraulic ram, which operated manually. The first installation raised the water to 16 feet or 4.9 meters. Following is an installation, in 1783, in Ireland. The first time we meet the self-operating hydraulic ram is from the famous French inventor Michel Joseph Montgolfier in 1796 (Yes, the inventor of the balloon!). In 1797, he also received a patent. In 1816, his sons received the English patent for an improved version. In 1840, hydraulic rams were introduced to America and became a staple on farms. Pump manufacturing companies are created since there is enough interest in them. Towards the end of the 19th century, with the advent of electricity, the demand for electric pumps increased as they were promoted immediately. Thus, the demand for hydraulic rams decreased and almost disappeared. Until we got to the energy problem, after wasting the planet's resources and various global economic games. At the end of the twentieth century, the debate over renewable energy sources resumed. Interesting is the example of the International AID Foundation in the Philippines which implemented the hydraulic ram in remote villages.

[@romanivanchenko9432]

Супер спасибо большое за информацию 👍 интересная идея 👍😀👍👍😀😀😀👍👍😀👍👍👍👍👍

[@muhammadsalehbonto6316]

Terimakasih ilmunya bang,Muda2Han sy jug visa memperaktekkan, Dan bisa berhasil membuktikannya,SMG a bang sukses selalu amiin

[@bono894]

This is all thanks to the genius of inventor Joseph Michel Montgolfier who created the first ram pump in 1796.

[@michaelwaters6829]

The Egyptians had a version of the ram pump. They also invented batteries and electricity.

[@EdurtreG]

@@michaelwaters6829 Yes. The Arabic cultures, who are looked down upon nowadays, were way ahead of the European thinkers/inventors in any field of knowlege and developement.

[@julianlennon5312]

Excellent work... i tried this myself but i wanted to do it on an aquaponics system. Any idea how we can pump back the water spillage on the waste valve back to the source of the drive pump? I dont want to use electrical pump

[@gauravashq]

I want to do it on hydroponics system :)

[@gauravashq]

I think you can contain the water spillage in a container and move it to a lower ground and use ram pump again with no valve.. continuous supply to water source.

[@lacarambacaramba]

Very impressive, even for the most ignorant people it will be easy to see how it works, you can see how phisyc works thank you for sharing, great job

[@cfyong1105]

Thank you. Your explanation is the clearest with the drawing shown. Others bla bla bla and at the end no idea what they talking about. Take care.

[@kaliyuga_bro]

I'm watching after 4 years and felt happy 🎉❤

[@pushabug_923]

It is running on the pressure of the water from higher pressure to lower water pressure

[@ataphelicopter5734]

It very well is not. look up the explaination by everyday engineering for how it really works.

[@TheTokio125]

amazing, but you saved a lot of time if you had used PVC and syringes, still amazing project!

[@jayce3071]

quel talent ! merci de nous faire mieux comprendre comment ça marche

[@catalinnicolaevici2061]

Best video of how I learned how this worked I kinda got the idea but I was over complicating it in my head!!! This is why I had a hard time in school Its amazing if you show me if you tell me and you can't explain it well it's game over cause I'm ADD and I was told I'm too smart for my own good so I thought it was real complicated lol it's so easy!!!!!

[@slaantrajkovic6922]

This is not a free energy pump, water energy is used (and water losses are 1:10).

[@lm2193]

why u these so called 'little scientist' so easily triggered? he is talking about free$$$, NOT create energy out of nothing.

[@Hammerjockeyrepair]

its not wasted though, in normal cases using these pumps, youre taking water from a stream or pond that is on the ground/in the ground. Any water lost in this system returns directly to the source and there are no losses there. Some of the easiest and simplest ones the person walked the hose down a streambed with their pump still in the stream.

[@crisium]

Hammerjockey Radios Again, thanks for the comment.

[@எனதுதாய்மொழிதிராவிடம்]

It's very easy to understand . Thanks a lot .

[@soundarpandian3423]

எங்கும் தமிழன்

[@panzerofthelake4460]

can you make it that the water goes out return in the pump so no water is wasted? Or is it impossible without other force helping?

[@Bizzon666]

No, it is not possible without wasting water. There is no absolutely "free energy", only free in a way that it costs no money/electricity. You still have to pay the physics "price" according to law of conservation of energy. Ram pumps are useful only in situations where there is plenty of water to be wasted.

[@panzerofthelake4460]

@@Bizzon666 ok

[@sersar3032]

Suyu tepeden çekiyormu doğrumu gördüm yoksa kovanın altı delik ordanmı su koçuna gidiyor

[@TheAnandcv]

Nice explanation, simple.but lot of water getting wasted. Than pumped. Anyhow very good.

[@crisium]

Thank you for watching and I'm glad you liked it.

[@Hammerjockeyrepair]

when installed for normal use, the pump is installed in the streambed or close to the body of water, wasted water goes into the ground and back to the source one way or another. It will pump water way higher than the source is without any input from us 24/7/365 unless clogged

[@TheBryce98]

Great vid, I like that sandpaper pipe notching technique! Only problem is the clickbait title. It's not free energy, you're using the momentum of water flowing out the waste valve to create the pressure spikes.

[@crisium]

Thanks for watching Bryce L

[@jesuschristislordoflordsan427]

i guess that means, to pump water up higher we need larger pipes to the ram pump and more water to be "wasted"?

[@Hammerjockeyrepair]

@Coldshadow Hunter this is the point that these brainless fools dont understand! There are no losses in these systems, it all returns back to the source!

[@RubeeDubee]

Your initial animation is wrong! The extra pressure comes from the shock from the last valve suddenly closing. So it's the water pressure from there that pushes the pressure chamber up, not the water from the left. So your arrows should come from the right, not from the left.

[@NotaGrom838]

Will this only work down below the water source? Or would this work with an underground well?

[@fxaris]

Most detail step. Using transparant material

[@crisium]

Thanks for watching

[@janjancummings]

very nice pump showing how it works

[@crisium]

Thank you for watching

[@Beevreeter]

Very nicely done, how much trial and error was involved before it actually worked?

[@bill5197]

its not free energy as you're using the kinetic energy of water elevated higher than the contraption.

[@michaelwaters6829]

Stop trying to use logic on idiots. Also its clickbate.

[@pedro922]

Thanks! Now i understand How It works

[@crisium]

Thanks for watching and for commenting.

[@LandtoHouse]

That was fun! Thank you for taking the time to make a clear pump.

[@crisium]

Thanks for watching Land to House

[@jatwangismyname900]

Are you using authorised music?

[@quantumenergysolutions9128]

Nice video cheers! Do you have a design that can re-circulate the pumped water keeping it isolated from the source? Any ideas welcome as it could be applied to off-grid non electric Aquaponic systems? Or for gravity powered electricity production. Thanks!

[@ataphelicopter5734]

I would recommend a reservoir tank uphill from the pump *and* where the water is needed for effective pressure and volume storage :)

[@catalinnicolaevici2061]

@@1islam1 I'm not Islamic but love some of these scripts😁 I'm Romanian [Eastern European orthodox]

[@pturcanu]

I was expecting to see an explanation of how a ram pumps work. Instead, I watched a guy make one. Wtf

[@richardjellis9186]

Even in your video, your example at the beginning, isn't showing the 'RAM' part of the process. It needs to show the back and forth of the 'wave' inside the supply pipe that actually gives the name to the process.

[@saschafunk1644]

Übrigens heißt RAM Widder auf deutsch. Die Pumpen sind hier als Hydraulischer Widder bekannt. Einige von ihnen arbeiten seit 100 Jahren.

[@ricochete9459]

Show!!!! Gosto muito deste tipo de projeto.(com aplicação prática) Você tem se superado a cada vídeo.

[@masoudtehrani2954]

thank you for your videos ❤❤❤❤

[@ahmedtiyma9449]

würde gern matrial list bekommen

[@chrisdeep8417]

Nice construction.

[@Machiuka]

Very instructive tutorial. Thank you for posting

[@MichaudDaniel]

Easier to do it with materials from hardware store. It is a good video. Good work Thumbs Up.

[@michaelward8607]

Hey mate ...Yeah I thought vidio was very cool I liked music so it kept me rocking while watching. Some of the stuff for sure you can buy at Bunnings. But to make it so we can see how it works . The valve arrangement in construction... yeah I'd buy the stuff from hardware store, but to get it to slide in out .. so we could see it work . Lot of rooting around to make that and I give the dude 100 out of 100for doing that. but yeah ..I've been thinking about trying to make one as well . But as you say I'd be checking local Bunnings at valve and the fitting arrangement before making valves.

[@Wolbok777]

Search for ram pumps....

[@normanbuchanan9710]

I think he used clear plastic so we can see how it operates

[@nkahir1296]

Hou to save water spillage in waste valve

[@WalidhappyAmri]

Since its small quantity that is pumped up and a lot of waste of water that is not pumped again int the system , the tank will be empty at a certain point and the system will stop

[@ДмитрийАнатолич-ц6э]

Поднимается 20% воды , остальное сливается . Не лучше ли просто турбину поставить , где все 100% используется ? А так ... Это просто забавная игрушка.20% - это в качественной сборке , в данной около пяти.

[@satriaid4402]

its not free energy even, it use gravity for make a pressure.

[@jesuschristislordoflordsan427]

did you pay for gravity? oh i guess you were looking for magic.. or not!

[@t.jemzedition5382]

How muchas costa the grávity?

[@vinylexperience77]

if this was really free energy why is the planet not a better place to live in?

[@BlueFalcon235]

Government seeks to keep all free energy away from the public because then coal, long transmission wires, and oil would be a long thing of the past. There's a video out about the 6 inch tall aliens from South America, and that their space ships are actually generators taking energy from the fabric of space, AKA quantum generators. We would be able to build these all over the planet and poof. There goes capitalism, there goes government, there goes every politicians power. This is why my friend.

[@christianf5226]

*Potential energy pump

[@dadangimanabdurahman1285]

Formula to this... Pressure will go to inlet couse of pressure from close check valve

[@philippehardel1242]

Le bélier hydraulique est un bon système c'est pas de energie libre car il faut une petite chute eau de 40 cm mini

[@nathanielgabriel]

what is its real life application?

[@jonathancollins2736]

How much water is normally lost during this process

[@aslanburnley]

90

[@crisium]

You can not even enjoy all the water, regardless of the mechanism used. But hydraulic ram has the advantage of complying with environmental legislation, since there is a minimum flow volume of the spring that can not be removed, and usually these pumps are installed in the beds of small streams, so a small fraction of the water is pumped to the use and that water leaving the pump follows its normal course.

[@bungatata8161]

mas punya sy kcl sprti itu tbngnya pakai botol sprit cuma naik brpa mtr? sdngkn sy mw menaikan ke 60 mtr mas? jd kurang apa nya mksh..

[@alifsebagja2686]

tabungya ganti pakai drum plastik 2ratus liter dong

[@LivingCoolness]

I did not understand it still, but it's cool.

[@crisium]

Thanks for watching LivingCoolness

[@michaelward8607]

Hey bud how you ? Have you heard of the team WATER HAMMER? Ok so how it ticks right ,, you know how it has a pulsing sound .....each time that vavel closes that has the residual water flowing when that valve shuts the WATER hammer effect is pushed up into the pressure chamber the coke bottle for experiment .... the WATER has no where to go except through the pipe coming out of the just under the bottle in the fitting arrangement is a vavel that works opposite way to the one that has water coming out of it. So in tern u know pen stock pipes hydropower? The weight of water in that pen stock pipes, intern will be the water hammer and that gives it's go go juice. Tick tock 24/7 if you have the WATER supply to start with to feed th I is brilliant invention for us all to use and benifet from . I hope that answers your question buddy take care.

[@sufyanjunani742]

Nice pump, easy to understand how's it works

[@crisium]

Thanks for watching Sufyan Junani

[@Hammerjockeyrepair]

Great video and great explanation!

[@crisium]

Thanks for watching and for commenting.

[@Junior-jg5nl]

the original vídeo is from the channel "Vida em silício "

[@crisium]

Olá Júnior , somos um canal parceiro. We are a partner channel

[@crisium]

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[@GpunktHartman]

Tanks to help me to unterstand the functonal princip👍

[@babythomas2902]

very good Job

[@gerildosilva1376]

Muito engenhoso! Parabéns

[@crisium]

Obrigado por assistir Gerildo Silva

[@HaiNguyen-iz1nw]

Thank you very much.

[@rantopasaribu8605]

Thanks a lot for your video. God bless u!

[@Qui-9]

What adhesive for the pipe? I seemed to have missed it.

[@ismailcabar]

Havalı tüfek

[@ataphelicopter5734]

That's hot glue, but I recommend two-part epoxy

[@ndeshengineering9249]

Good job

[@justing6614]

Very good video thank you!!

[@crisium]

Thanks for watching and for commenting.

[@cetinoren7441]

👏👏 bravo cok guzel olmus ellerine sağlık👏👏👍

[@johnwong6828]

Thank you.

[@ludwigludwig3515]

Ram pump. 50 bar, max 10 % yield. Old romans knew this effect.

[@ataphelicopter5734]

This was invented in the 1790s. The Romans used (or stole) the idea of the Archimedes screw to move water

[@shadowstrider5033]

It's no more of a free energy than solar power is.

[@СергейЧ-з7ъ]

Лайк за прозрачность

[@Tutorial.Komputer]

agar kencang semprotannya gimana

[@pabloricardodetarragon2649]

There is no free energy. At best you have to make a first investment like on this kind of water elevator (it's not truly a pump) using the energy of the water differential height. In reality any energy has a cost. It can be very a low cost amortization considering the initial investment and the length of life of the hydraulic ram plus the pipes plus the work of installation if made in durable materials. The very good ones in iron and bronze with first class piping can last 100 years but they are far from dirt cheap. A plastic one won't last so long so you have to make a calculation of the amortization. .

[@marinocalderon2377]

That is fantastic. Thanks.

[@michaelwaters6829]

Stop calling it free energy. Without potential energy this system does not work.

[@engineerbuyog2027]

Then how would you like to call that potential energy that is being initially created by the drop force (gravity) that drives the water to flow down? Isn't it free?

[@cfyong1105]

I think the issue here is you need not spend any money to generate the energy flow except buying your materials to build the pump. Lay man term of free energy. All energy has force and this terminology is for the educated ones.

[@hunterkamosto9896]

Then what should be?

[@youthuber13]

Notice work! God bless

[@khushal996]

Y water is too much waste!!!???

[@robsycko]

So that is how the Pyramids worked!

[@chalhmingacolney5424]

Very good.

[@mochronifnoor1626]

Itu per apa ya?

[@LovepreetSingh-im5vo]

Is really work?

[@crisium]

Yes. Search by Gravity Powered Water Pump

[@71Mtech]

Fantastic video the best

[@BangArdi86]

I like ....goodjob

[@jesuschristislordoflordsan427]

i wonder how many psi?

[@Gluba5]

just Thanks for yu Time.Thanks...

[@anuhyderie9933]

Excellent..

[@lafardera]

MAS ES EI AGUA QUE SE PIERDE QUE LO QUE SE LOGRA RECUPERAR

[@gauravashq]

cools.. thanks for showing the way to make a valve! :)

[@kalaisai680]

How to select the springs ..?? What to considered while selecting springs..?? Anyone..??

[@ataphelicopter5734]

Don't use springs, just use a weight heavier than water for the pressure tank valve, and for the waste valve use a weighted piece heavier than water, but light enough to be pushed up by the water flow

[@electronicasolorio2988]

Buen video pero te falto explicar...

[@crisium]

Gracias por ver

[@hannibots]

nice meme( free energy again)

[@galerypabboto6465]

Kenapa harus ada air terbuang

[@rum51]

Best ever to understand how it works ! THANKS xx

[@plotwist1066]

nice

[@sir_vassago]

name of this project "su koçu pompası" and made in turkiye

[@taffythegreat1986]

Seems a waste of water. Clever little tool

[@crisium]

Usually these pumps are installed in the beds of small streams, so a small fraction of the water is pumped for use and that water leaving the pump follows its normal course.

[@Tsun_Wu_Kong-Hanuman]

Do your best BOYYYYYYYYYY!! 🔱

[@elcreador6675]

Excelente 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🌎

[@sammosalmane301]

Brilliant

[@mohamedthefirst]

thanks

[@makyberry5443]

huchalaaaa !!!! se tira mas de la que se sube

[@rudiralla9630]

" Freie Energiepumpe", oh je...

[@rafiandanawari7038]

Yeah it"s free But there are so many waste water only to make it comes out that high

[@ШпаньковЮрий]

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