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In this video a miniature ram pump is put to the test, we want to know the following:

How does a ram pump work?
What is the maximum height that this ram pump can climb?

let's put it to the test and see if it is capable of climbing 5 or 6 meters to the top of a house!!!

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A ram pump uses kinetic energy of the water, through a physical phenomenon called hydraulic ram (water hammer) with which an overpressure is produced in the fluid (water) and the pump captures a fraction of this water with over pressure to drive it for the download.
to put a ram pump to work we need to have a water source that has a sloped fall with respect to the location of the pump, the height to which this type of pump can raise the water can even exceed 12 times the height of the fall In other words, if we only have a drop of 3 meters, a ram pump with good performance would be capable of raising water up to 36 meters.

Regarding the diameter of the pipes, this is based on the amount of water that is available, the height of the fall, the delivery height and the amount of water required.

A ram pump is not a perpetual motion machine, since it takes energy from the water it receives and the waste comes out through the discharge valve.

However, this pump is an excellent alternative for agricultural applications mainly since this equipment does not use energy sources such as electricity or fossil fuel energy (gasoline, naphtha, diesel).

The miniature pump shown in the video is a fully functional pump that is intended to educate and show the operation of a free energy alternative.
Please do not confuse this type of technology with "suction pumps" or "free energy water pumps" since these concepts go against the laws of hydraulics and physical laws.

This video was made with a lot of dedication and affection and my greatest wish in this regard is that it helps to publicize this excellent alternative to pumping, ecological and economical.