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If we live in a city, we may not give much importance to the way in which the water we use daily reaches our home. Even small cities usually have a home supply network, so all we need to know is how to open the tap to get the precious item. However, if we move beyond a city, the situation will surely be different. The water supply is now independent of our neighbor because each ho us e has its own well and mechanical system to extract the water. At the heart of each extractor system, there is a pump, and this is just a simple example of the vast universe of water pumps. What is a water pump for? Today the use of water pumps extends to a wide variety of commercial, industrial, residential and agricultural applications, covering various situations such as the following: Drain water from a basement. Extract water from a well. Move water from one place to another, even at different soil levels. Increase the pressure or water flow. Empty and fill swimming pools, ponds or hot tubs. Drain

Since its invention in 1955 as a mining pump, Wilden's air-operated double diaphragm pneumatic pump (AODD) and distributed by Fluid Technique, has earned a huge reputation as the ideal technology for utilitarian, auxiliary or basic handling applications and transfer of liquids. AODD pump stand out in this type of applications because they have design features that allow them to offer a simple operation, without mechanical seals, the possibility of self-priming, dry function, achieve a suction lift of up to 9 meters, resist head pumping conditions dead, operate while submerged and pass solids up to 76 mm in diameter. Companies did not take long to realize the advantages of these operational features in many processes applications and why AODD pumps are true “process” pumps capable of operating efficiently, reliably and safely in a wide range of applications critics. AODD pumps also reach the optimum point of operation in many of the fluid handling tasks that prevail in the c