Force Pump Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : ILS-POM-10881
Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the Force Pump (Product ID: 10881) as part of its properties of matter range. It is a glass working model that shows how a force pump uses two valves to drive water out as a jet under pressure.
Quick Answer
A glass cylinder has a non-return float valve at its lower end and a side outlet tube, also near the bottom, that leads into the lower end of a second cylinder with its own non-return float valve. The outlet from the second cylinder is drawn out into a jet. On the upstroke water enters the main cylinder through the lower valve; on the downstroke the piston forces it through the second valve and out of the jet, so the water leaves at a pressure set by the push on the piston rather than by the atmosphere. Handle the glass with care.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Construction | Glass cylinders |
| Valves | Two non-return float valves |
| Outlet | Tube drawn out into a jet |
Where This Is Used
Taught alongside the Lift Pump (Product ID: 10880) to compare the two pump types, and with the Fluid Pressure Apparatus, Hydraulic Press (Product ID: 10882) in lessons on fluid pressure. Browse the full Properties of Matter range or related Applied Mechanics products.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it differ from a lift pump?
The piston pushes water out under pressure through a second valve, instead of only lifting it.
How many valves does it have?
Two non-return float valves.
Why is the outlet a jet?
The narrow jet shows the high pressure the pump can produce.
Related Categories
Properties of Matter · Applied Mechanics · Physics Lab Equipment
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