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Restoration of a 107- Years- Old Rusty Centrifugal Water Pump. Technology From Year 1689
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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
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Very Rusty Old Rusty Centrifugal Water Pump. Technology from 1689, Crazy Restoration.
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Centrifugal Water Pumps: History and Modern Applications
Introduction
Centrifugal water pumps are mechanical devices designed to move fluid by converting rotational kinetic energy to hydrodynamic energy of fluid flow. They are one of the most commonly used types of pumps for the transportation of liquids in various industries.
History
The concept of the centrifugal pump dates back to the late 17th century. The earliest known design was created by Denis Papin, a French inventor, in 1689. Papin's design featured straight vanes used to direct water through the pump. However, it wasn't until the 19th century that the centrifugal pump became more practical and efficient, largely due to advancements in engineering and materials.
The development of the modern centrifugal pump is credited to John Appold, who in 1851, designed a pump with curved vanes, significantly improving efficiency and performance. This innovation was showcased at the Great Exhibition in London, demonstrating the potential of centrifugal pumps in various applications.
Mechanism
A centrifugal pump operates on the principle of centrifugal force. The main components include an impeller, which rotates within a casing. As the impeller spins, it imparts kinetic energy to the fluid, which is drawn into the center of the impeller and then flung outward by the centrifugal force. This process increases the fluid's velocity and pressure, allowing it to move through the pump and into the discharge pipe.
Role in Modern Life
Centrifugal pumps play a crucial role in numerous sectors due to their simplicity, efficiency, and versatility. Here are some key applications:
1. *Water Supply and Irrigation:* Centrifugal pumps are widely used in municipal water systems for distributing potable water and in agricultural settings for irrigation purposes.
2. *Industrial Processes:* They are essential in various industrial processes, including chemical, pharmaceutical, and food processing industries, for moving liquids and managing waste fluids.
3. *HVAC Systems:* Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems rely on centrifugal pumps to circulate water and other fluids within buildings to maintain climate control.
4. *Wastewater Management:* In sewage treatment plants, these pumps handle the transfer and processing of wastewater, playing a critical role in maintaining public health and sanitation.
5. *Firefighting:* Firefighting systems often employ centrifugal pumps due to their ability to deliver high-pressure water streams needed to combat fires effectively.
Advantages and Innovations
Centrifugal pumps offer several advantages, including a simple design, ease of maintenance, and the ability to handle large volumes of fluid. Innovations in materials, such as corrosion-resistant alloys and advanced composites, have further enhanced their durability and efficiency.
Recent advancements include the development of smart pumps equipped with sensors and IoT technology, enabling real-time monitoring and control for improved efficiency and reliability. Energy-efficient designs are also becoming more prevalent, addressing the growing demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions.
Conclusion
The centrifugal water pump has evolved significantly since its inception, becoming an indispensable tool in modern society. Its ability to efficiently move fluids across various applications underscores its importance in daily life and industrial operations. As technology continues to advance, centrifugal pumps will likely see further enhancements, ensuring their continued relevance and effectiveness in the years to come.
Beautiful restoration job you did on the water pump. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Amazing, excellent work.
Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you liked the video. if you're enjoying it, I'm enjoying it.😊
Hace 107 años y cuerpo de plastico???? Ese motor es moderno ....😂
Thank you for your comment. when researching plastic history, plastic existed even in year 1838.😊
obrigado pela informacão vou continuar vendo teus videos.
You are welcome to our channel, I hope you enjoy with our videos.🙂
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Thanks for your comment, the best thing is to read your comments and plan new ideas.🙂👍
It looks real good after renovation 👏👏
Thank you for your comment. yes, it's nice now. I think that red color fits well on Ferrari sports cars and on centrifugal water pumps also.😊
My family and I love your videos. We watch them together, and they spark technical discussions among us. It's pretty funny!😁
Yes, my friends are very interested in restoration too. and they discuss methods and tools for restoration. they love restoration videos.😊
It's so interesting to see how a completely broken old pump starts to get new life. It looks wonderful now. Really want to thank you for your videos. good job!👍
I'm glad you enjoy my channel. It gives me great pleasure to read your nice comments. thanks so much guys.😊
so in 1689 they were mass producing with plastic injection, a pump that runs on 110 electric? Clear plastic? I thought they only had Bakelite back that far? please let me know if Im wrong about that.
Thanks for your comment, that was a very good question. I meant centrifugal pump technology (pump principle) is from the year 1689. I did not mean that the manufacturing techniques for pumps with electric motor and plastic parts are from the year 1689.😊
Don’t think pumps would have commonly been plugged in 107 years ago.
The pump has been high technology in its time. The manufacturer kept the pump manufacturing techniques secret. The manufacturer did't want others to copy the pump model.😊
Recheck the age of that pump it not 107
I found a note on that pump's order, in the company's order register. where you can see the list ,it is an order from that year. maybe I need to find one of the older workers in the company and ask more.😊
The author exaggerated a little with the dates. 🙂
Thank you for your comment. There is more information with details in the description. You are always welcome with more questions in the comment field.😊🙂
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Thanks for your comment, after my regular job, I go around to secondhand shops and recycle centers and look for the items for my projects.🙂😊
iranian water pump and propubly its made 5 years ago only its not the shape of 80's or even 90' because it has front panel mounting plastics 😑😑😑
Thanks for your comment, in my research I found facts that the type of water pump is used in different countries. the reason everyone thinks that type of pump only exists in their own countries, is because the pump existed before the internet came to common people and they couldn't check information about technical machines.😊
@@myrestoration9948 iam not iranian but that exact model is made mainly in iran and from the plate attached to its head itis for small swamp cooler and exactly mounted in the back of the blower house and i insist its new and very very new and that type is only made in iran because the only other countries that make this type of water pump is america and saudi arabia and in the past iraq used to make it and all of them ahve no mount plastic in the top cover except for iran because they dont care too much about safty and design and even more they are copying the usa version with modification
Another staged restoration. With lots of planted mud, to impress the usual ignorant viewers.
Gave thumbs up tho, because of the irrigation device the author made.
Thanks for your comment. Me after my regular job, spend many hours walking around looking for the right items for my videos. I am looking for recycle centers and old industries place. I choose old tools and machines that are interesting for my channel. I will be glad that you as a professional give suggestions for good items for future projects.😊👍
@@myrestoration9948 Thank you for your reply.
موتوژن تبریز هست
😂
این پمپ فقط ایران گیر میاد دمتگرم
Muita gente invejosa só sabe criticar
Thanks for your comment, I enjoy people commenting and sharing their thoughts and ideas on technical topics. This channel is a forum to hear and know each other's experiences about restoration.😊
Faked 🤨
What do you mean, I'll be happy if you could explain your statement more?😊
@@myrestoration9948 - did you find it like that, or have you pre-soiled it ~ to commit fraud with it
هذا الفيديو كاذب
Thanks for your comment, can you explain more about what you mean in your comment.😊
meh! another fake video!
Thanks for your comment, can you explain more about what you mean in your comment.😊
Are you kidding me? This water pump is made at 1980s because we had an air-cooler with same this pump.
Thank you for your comment. Do you mean that the one you had was the first model of that type of water pump in the world?😊
@@myrestoration9948 In my country we are using this kind of water pump since end of the 70s. And I have no idea about the history of this pump.
ما در ایران هنوز از این مدل پمپ آب. برای سرمایش استفاده میکنیم
İts iranian water pump and propubly its made 5 years ago only its not the shape of 80's or even 90' because it has front panel mounting plastics 😑😑😑
technology from 1689?!!!!!😅😅