The inlet at the lower end of the tube is funnel-shaped and with a bottle and a wooden guide it makes the inlet. The inlet assures that the rope with the pistons runs into the tube smoothly.
The upper end of the tube has to have a bigger diameter than the raising tube, the outlet-tube is attached to the upper end. The bigger diameter guarantees a lower rate of flow in the tube in order to let the water flow out of the outlet-tube instead of spouting out the top. The wheel at the upper side assures that the rope is pulled through the tube. The wheel is made of a car-tyre and must be well V-shaped. The practical training will focus on all essential aspects for producing and introducing the Rope pump.
You can read the whole of this document as a PDF file 2. This site is aimed at providing technical resources and information to assist Appropriate Technology AT specialists working in the following areas: drinking water supply, sanitation, electrical supply, construction, fuel-efficient cooking stoves and environmental education. ITACA understands AT as technologies that are easy to construct and maintain, low cost, using local resources as far as possible, simple to replicate and adapt to different contexts, and both environmentally and economically sustainable in the long-term.
We see AT as a tool to address the inequalities and injustices faced by millions of communities around the world who lack access to the basic resources required for a dignified life. Welder, Joseph Kabwe. Joseph Kabwe is a hardworking and visionary welder who has managed to grow from the scratch to the level where he provides employment to 6 fellow Zambians.
Joseph expanded his metal workshop by making machines, borehole drilling equipment and rope pumps for pumping water. He sells, install and maintenance pumps for his community. Manual drillers buy drilling equipment from him.
Joseph is very happy that Jacana trained and guides him in this process. Pump on well for Tabhita Mbewe. Pump for Grace Ngoma. Pump for Andrew Zulu, driller. Pump for Paul Zulu. Tabhita and Isaac. Drilling set transport per canoe. Pump at Ragoon Island. Jacana demonstration pump. Another Jacana demonstration pump. Pump for Reuben Chulu. Pump at Bridgit Kabwe.
Pump at Neria Nyoni. Frank sakala borehole and pump. Pump at Micheal Soko. Joseph making drill sets. Joseph finished his first rope pump. Pump Construction service provider, business plan PROBLEM Farmers cannot find a supplier with affordable and durable water pumps Farmers cannot find the water pumps that deliver water all year round.
Supply pumps with year round functionality. This could be the text for the billboard. This is part of a bigger project, sponsored by Aqua for All. How the Water programme works. Farmer and beekeeper, Martha Banda April 14, January 19, Solid Waste manager, Joel expanded in Recycling April 26, Shopkeeper Xavier January 21,
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