Re: [EE]:: Operation of water pumps from Wind Turbines

smplx <[email protected]>
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Yes, if you inject air bubbles into the water you will reduce its density 
and induce a flow moving upwards.

If you inject air into the outlet of a pump (above the pump) you will 
reduce the density and increase the "head" for a given weight. Also the 
air in the water is compressable which might help a pump start at lower 
power.

Regards
Sergio Masci

On Tue, 1 Apr 2025, James Cameron wrote:

> Under some circumstances a compressed air source may be used to pump
> water from a bore.  No electrics in ground.
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