How does a water aspirator pump works?

Answer 1

"The cheap and simple water aspirator is the most common type of aspirator. It is used in chemistry and biology laboratories and consists of a tee fitting which is attached to a faucet and has a hose barb at one side. The flow of water passes through the straight portion of the tee, which has a restriction at the intersection, where the hose barb is attached. The vacuum hose should be connected to this barb."

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Water Aspirator

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A water aspirator pump works when water is forced at high velocity thru a nozzle. At the smallest part of the nozzle a vacuum is created.
There is a hole in the side of the nozzle where a tube is fitted. The vacuum draws fluid up thru the tube , it mixes with the high velocity fluid and both discharge at the nozzle exit.
What is happening is that pressure energy is being converted to velocity energy. Since energy is generally conserved, when the velocity energy goes up, the pressure energy goes down and the pressure is reduced from what it was in the beginning. The difference in pressure between the high velocity nozzle throat and the still surrounding atmospheric pressure causes the flow.
These devices are commonly used to pump up spills or to transfer water from one place to another. Some deep well pumps work on the same principle. The pump has to be deep in the well because there is a limit to how far you can suck- up water. You can "push" it a lot higher.
On some cosmetic aspirators a squeeze bulb is used to get the air moving. The drawn-up perfume sprays out with the high velocity air.
A common shop-vac-type device is a chamber with an electrical driven blower mounted on top. The inlet to the blower is in the chamber. There is a filter to keep debris out of the blower. The blower creates a vacuum in the chamber and a hose is attached. It is just another kind of vacuum cleaner.

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Answer 7

Water aspirators commonly known as Shop-Vac?

It's a chamber where a vacuum is created by an air pump sitting on the top of the chamber. The vacuum created in the chamber pulls the liquid through the hose which will be stored in the chamber itself. The liquid will be at the bottom of the tank so the air pump is not touched by it and can still function.

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What Is An Aspirator

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