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Although, technically, an electric water pump does not need an engine to perform its intended purpose, there may be a reason to have a separate means of providing electricity to operate the unit. Let’s take a closer look at some possibilities for Electric Water Pumps Engines which most people might not have considered.
Fuel powered generators. When no electrical source is available from a power company, generators can be used to power these devices. Be sure to use a generator that produces enough power and wattage to accommodate the requirements of the size pump that is needed. Horsepower alone is not all that should be considered. The voltage and amperage rating must be sufficient to operate the pumping unit. These generators are available in models that burn gasoline, diesel, or LP fuels.
Solar powered generators. Manufacturers of solar panels now offer as much as 25 year warranties on these photovoltaic conversion devices which make it possible to have an unlimited amount of power available from storage batteries. When a liquid transfer station is needed in remote areas, solar power can be used to deliver the electricity that is needed to power the units. One of the benefits of solar power is that they can be designed with switchable banks of batteries. This makes it possible to switch over to a fully charge bank, if the voltage drops to an insufficient level
Windmills offer alternative power. For use in underground wells, windmills are often constructed over the well to operate a turbine which creates the power needed to operate the transfer unit. These are best designed with back up batteries to store power that can be used when there is no appreciable wind force.
Steam powered generators. In some regions, steam engines are used to provide the power needed to operate liquid transfer systems. In remote areas such as forests, there might be an ample amount of lumber available to keep the engine supplied with fuel to create the steam. There also needs to be a source of readily available water to replenish that which is used up by converting it into steam.
In situations where it is necessary to move liquids from one source, into another area of use, there must be a faster means than hauling it by individual bucket loads. There are many choices of electric water pumps engines from which to choose, and each has its own ratings that state how much liquid flow they can produce and at what RPMs or horsepower.