

Airlift Pump has a series of bubbles in the vertical pipe as shown in the schematic above. There is a slippage of water and bubble in the pipe. Even if, the amount of air is increased, the amount of slippage increases, therefore, the Geyser Pump is designed to eliminate this small bubbling, but to hold the supplied air for a while and instantly release a big bubble to the riser pipe. Big bubble with a big buoyancy force ejects the water and sludge in the riser. The velocity of the liquid becomes more than 4 feet/sec. This high velocity clean the pipe by itself and that is why there is no clogging. The suction force is 12 times the one of airlift pump. Thanks to its superb performance, states government like Ohio EPA, Pennsylvania DEP, IndianaDEM are recommending to install Geyser Pump for RAS, WAS and sludge pumping.
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Geyser Pump - The Way to Improve Airlift Pump
Airlift Pump is a superb technology due to its simple structure. However, it has the following weaknesses:
To compensate these points, Geyser Pump has been utilized in various applications so far. Since the patent being granted in 2000, more than 1,500 Geyser Pumps have been installed for Return Activated Sludge (RAS), Waste Activated Sludge (WAS), flow equalization, grit removal, and internal recirculation. Due to the history of non-clogging, Geyser Pump has been recognized as a standard of sludge handling in the market. Geyser Pump guarantees the quickest and the most inexpensive way of renovation of the wastewater treatment plant.
Principle of Geyser Pump

Closed-Bottom Geyser Pump and Geyser Hybrid Pump outside the Tank

Geyser Ejection Pump for Much Higher Lift