The use of a Hydram requires the availability of a suitable
supply of continuously flowing water. The site needs to
be suitably prepared to provide water input to the Hydram
and also output side pipes for waste and delivery.
Installation of the Hydram couldn’t be easier -
1. Create a feed well to collect the source water
2. Lay a concrete slab on which to bolt the Hydram
3. Fix a drive pipe between the two
4. Install a delivery pipe from the Hydram to where
the water needs to go!
The diagram and quotation box below illustrate the
information that is needed to allow for quotations to
be made and advice to be given. We are willing to do
this for you, please download this form and return via
post, fax or email.
| Question |
| The quantity of water to be pumped
per 24 hours (litres) |
| The approximate quantity of water
available from the spring or stream (litres per
minute |
| Working fall which can be obtained
from the water source (metres) |
| The vertical height to which the
water is to be pumped above the level of the Hydram
(metres) |
| The distance in which the working
fall can be obtained (length of drive pipe) metres |
| The distance the water has to
be pumped (length of delivery pipe) metres |
Click
here to download the above information contained in
the Hydram Booklet PDF.
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