Rotary Pump with a Transparent Window. Watch how it Pumps the Liquid
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2024
- Watch this video to see a rotary pump with a transparent window in action! See how the pump works and how it pumps liquid.
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You've even demonstrated cavitation in the pump! Well done Sir.
So satisfying to watch - much better than the rubbish on tv these days! :)
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! There's definitely something special about watching a project get built. Thanks for the support, and I'm happy to provide some quality entertainment! 😊✨
If I ever owned all those metal machines, I would buy some plans for a mini V8 and spend a year building one. That would be an awesome project that I would love to do in my spare time. I have no idea where I would get plans or the metal but I would be busy for a year learning how to do something with a project I would enjoy. I love the satisfaction of a creation coming alive! But I have no place for the equipment and Im not going to pay for someone else to do it. Maybe one day I will hit the lottery lol. You are doing a great job!
That sounds like an amazing project! Building a mini V8 would definitely be a rewarding challenge. I totally understand the desire to see something you’ve created come to life. It’s so sad that you don't have enough space, but who knows, maybe one day you’ll hit the lottery and make it happen! Thanks for the encouragement, and keep dreaming big! 🚗🔧😊
fantastic work ,,, it allows some viewers to understand the basics of a rotary pump ,,, fuel piump hidrulic pump ,,, and if u run compressed air trough the pipes it becames a pneumatic motor ,, 👍
The captions are subtitles. Whatever you wanna call them are not on the screen long enough to allow the viewer read
Thank you for your feedback! I'll keep this in mind for my next videos!
@@LatheLegends be ready on the pause button
A metal engineer AND artist.
Thanks! I'm glad you like my videos!
The hummingbird looks great, Robin!!!
you just made fuel thiefs wet dreams here in the uk lol
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So if you reversed the drill would it work with the same efficiency in the opposite direction ??
Fascinating work
Thanks 😊
Beautiful job!
Thank you so much!
Добрый день.
Какой у вас знакомый фрезерный станок - Нгф-110, с вертикальной фрезерной головкой, мне нравится, хорошо работает, тихо.
Наверно привод на ВФГ через ремень с движка кинули?
The same system i saw in some electric fuel pumps...thanks to show how it works
Thank for you comment!
Muy didáctico... Éste sistema de bomba para calefaccionar los salones y dormitorios.... los usaba ''El Titanic''.... trasladando agua caliente desde las calderas del buque.
Gracias
If only he showed the pump working in the first few minutes, then the full description of how it works and was made......sigh, dreams.
I showed how this pump works in my next video 😊
Love the concept, great job ! I really would like to replicate this type of pump. Could you be so kind to provide some basic/fundamentals dimensions (rollers, grooves..) ?
Thanks in advance and keep up the good work !
It's all in the Video !
Wow great job, hope to se more test in this project it have to much potential, like an small hydraulic pump for a little piston how much pressure you think it can develop?
Thanks for your kind words! I'm wondering how much pressure it can give. I'm going to buy a pressure gauge and check what pressure it will give out, it also depends on the revolutions, the more revolutions the more pressure)
@@LatheLegends Good afternoon. If the pump is made qualitatively, in the sense that the gaps are minimal and there are almost no losses inside, then the pressure depends on the engine power and the strength characteristics of the pump. The pump performance depends on the engine speed.
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Dein Name ist Dein Programm, meinen Respekt dafür. Dein professioneller Umgang mit dem Werkzeug zeigt viel Erfahrung damit zu haben. Es gibt bestimmt auch einen Plan, aber wo ist die Druckseite und wo ist die Saugseite bei dieser Pumpe .... oder ist das ein Geheimnis ? Ich kann nur philosophieren. Insgesamt ist das aber ein gutes Video.
Mmmmm, brass. Isn't it lovely stuff?
For Creating ! More Mess ! Than ever Before !
So glad I found this channel. Very cool pump. Subbed here
agree..did the same 🙂
Thank you for the kind words and for subscribing!
Thanks for sharing your experience!
I insist, what a genious you are!
Wow, thank you so much! Your comment made my day. I'm really glad you enjoyed the video! 😊
@@LatheLegends your craftsmanship is amazing. I admire your work. Genious!
Very good and impressive video and pump. Great appearance too. One can see the rotor work and suck and push oil through just curious to know what pressure it achieved. Splendid job😎👍
Thank! I'm ready with the answers! Check my latest video)
nice bild !
cheers ben.
Thanks!
Mantap...👍
Bravo 👏👏👏
Thanks!
Производительность, литр/мин.?
nice.
Thank you for watching!
Seen hundreds of them in the fronts of automatic transmissions. That one might last a little while, being made of brass... or was that bronze? Aluminum/bronze?
very nice!
Thanks 😊
A real Lathe Master would have cut those flutes in the lathe not on a mill....lol. just messing around. Great job.
Haha, noted! Thanks for watching and making jokes!
Of course he would have...
Just set up the rotary chuck vertically on the cross-slide and hold the endmill in the lathe chuck...use the cross slide to feed the work into the mill instead of the tool into the work...
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I think it would have been less time consuming to just pour the oil from one jug to the other.
Efficiency is key, but sometimes the process is part of the fun!
If your barrel is 200 liters, how do you pour it? Hahahahah....
@@pirooz3703 buff dudes and a manager watching 😂
this handmade oil pump can help cars owners , motorcycles , heavy machines , etc .. this could help agriculture by pumping water from long places .. i'd thank this wise man for this video and hope for him good luck and happy life ❤❤
It is very close to a parasitic pump but without the tubing. I would guess because of the design you could get a pretty accurate and consistant flow rate from it unlike many other pumps. I was wondering why the thing was eccentric in the beginning but it made sense when you put the rolling pins in it at the end. Do you sell something like this?
peristaltic?
All positive displacement pumps deliver a pretty accurate and consistent flow rate, within their design and operational limits. Although this one seems to use pins as the vanes, the type is known as a Rotary Vane Pump. You can google it and buy whatever you want.
Does it function thanks to centrifugal force ?
No, but there are centrifugal pumps. Rotary pumps are a positive displacement (PD) style pump. That one is specifically a roller vane rotary pump. The rollers work by pushing the liquid, but as you can see in this video, if they are not primed properly, at higher flow rates they tend to cavitate and especially with higher viscosity fluids like oil.
@@Valeres1978 You can also see the roller vanes don't always stay against the outer wall. In a viscous fluid, it takes them a bit of time to spring outwards, and when rotated too fast that time exceeds the time required to stay sealed.
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Thanks!
We require you to connect a pressure gauge at the outlet.
Yes, and I’m sorry but the discharge side must include a high pressure safety valve to prevent explosions…
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Looks powerful and reliable. Cool build.
Quante atmosfere può generare?
Is your lathe outta line........? c.5mins, looks wobbly on piece reversal.
Good work all in
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Thanks!
They want hundreds of dollars for some of those battery pack transfer pumps. A lot of pumps use the offset design like vacuum pumps, cheap air compressors.
Почему на хомутах люди пользуются шлицевыми отвертками, а не головками😂 в пальцы их втыкать приятнее??
18:59 масляный насос?
Only took $12,000 in machine work.....!
бочонки нужны на первоначальном этапе, когда масло в системе, они уже не нужны
With gears, you get higher pressures and no vibration but a good waste of time.
Oh dear...........
01:07 así no se debe medir
really does the syphoning nice...
those, your captions need to be held for a few seconds longer
for their information to be digested,
almost as bad as Chinese/Japanese martial arts movie TV show ,
that its either watch or read but not both
Thank God I have learned to skip ahead.
With no details of what you are doing, or how it works,
there is no point in watching you make it. I was let down Big time.
I'm really sorry to hear you feel that way. I put a lot of efforts into making the video useful and interesting, so it's disheartening to know it didn't meet your expectations. I appreciate your feedback and will work to improve my future videos. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts.
La segunda rolinera , la que va pegada al vidrio no hace nada realmente, en corto tiempo esta bomba no funcionara correctamente , lo hara por muy poco tiempo, diseño deficiente.de hecho el ruido del taladro electrico es uno y fijo , y con la bomba va cambiando , no aguantara una hora funcionando sin detenerse , de hecho se nota el cambio de sonido cuando la rolinera falla y se detiene intermitentemente, por lo demas un trabajo de torneria muy bueno.
It's not very clear what this video is about. The title clearly states, "This is a pump with a clear opening that is clear." And what it will do: pump the liquid. You will show HOW it pumps if I watch. But, 90% or more like 98% of the video is making the device (with technical notes flashing by) at high speed. With less than a minute left, the device is connected and tubes fill with liquid.
Familiar with rotary pumps, vacuum pumps, rotary compressors and this particular wack-a-doodle so I was WATCHING for it but you don't show how or say "how it pumps the liquid".
I want to offer constructive criticism as a viewer looking for people making things with emphasis on methods and materials and of course, how things work.
The gold standard for this is This Old Tony. Diresta is the master at pacing, W&M Levsha, Inheritance Machining, my mechanics, are also good examples.
Title of the video should be exactly what is in it, word for word. Watch How It Pumps.
Edit. It's better to show a few seconds of each different thing than 3 minutes of the same thing, no matter how fast it is. Most of the video should be normal speed showing or telling why you are doing something. Every shot is a new experience.
Speed=hurrying.
Speeding something up happens for only two reasons, it looks cool or to save time. If everything is sped up it just says you're trying to hurry so you don't waste my time. But you are. I don't want to see you make it, I want to see HOW you made it, including footage of normal speed with ambient sound. Attention is based on expectations being met.
This is a 7 minute video, at most. But it would get over 100k views if it showed HOW you made it HOW it works and some numbers to compare it to other similar pumps. Static pressure, flow rate, etc flex the brain.
On the plus side, your camera and lighting are beautiful, you have control of your machines and seem to know what you are doing. The thing itself is gorgeous and unique. You want people to learn something from your experience and that's a good thing. ok tl;dr It's ok to talk.
Exactly. my only addition to your comment is Max Grant @ Swan Valley Machine would also be a one to watch to learn.
@@simpleman283 thanks, I'll check it out!
Thank you very much for your comment and tips on how to improve my videos! I have taken some of your recommendations into account and prepared a new video with a test of this pump, you can see it here on my channel.
too much detail 😄😄👎👍
This is not a good idea for a liquid pump. This is a typical desigion for a air pump, because the gas between the segments is compressed and reaches the outlet in a compressed state. But liquid does not compress. Therefore, it simply resists compression if it does not find a way out and reduces efficiency.
A simple centrifugal impeller is more efficient than this design.
That pump sucks! - In a good way.
The space shuttle has less work to do than what you are doing.
The space shuttle doesn't have any work to do, hasn't been a shuttle flight since 2011
Haha, you're right! I'm working overtime here!
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@@itsamemario8014Because the Aliens ! Would Abliterate ! It ! If there are Any More ! Flights ! Sent up ! Into Space !
Brasa is beautiful, seems like gold, all of us loves brass 😄💚💛🧡❤️🩷🩵💙💜🩶🩶🤍❤️🔥
Thank you for appreciating the beauty of brass! It truly is a special material.