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Footvalve Diagram How does a foot valve work?
1. Tubing/Valve assembly is installed in well. Water level inside
tubing rises to that in well.
2. A rapid upstroke closes the foot valve and lifts the water column
inside the tubing a distance equal to the stroke.
3. At the end of the upstroke, the water column continues to rise
due to its momentum. A further column of water is thus simultaneously
drawn into the tube.
4. Pushing the tubing down immediately after the upstroke forces
a further column of water into the tubing due to the inertia of the
water column.
5. The cycle is repeated and water rises in pulses to discharge at
the surface.

High Flow

The High Flow System is designed to be used in 2 inch wells or larger where a high pumping rate is desired.
This system is also an excellent well development tool in 2 inch piezometers.

D-25

D-32

Delrin D-32 valves with 1.25-in. (32mm) OD tubing is Ideal for: Deep well sampling, Large diameter wells, Well development, and Sediment-laden wells. Features: Self tapping female thread, durable, excellent resistance to organics, excellent silt handling abilities and
high flow rate. Flow Rate: 0 - 3.5 gallons/min (0 - 13 L/min). Lift Capacity: 140 feet (42meters).

SS-19

SS-32

The Stainless Steel SS-32 is used when Delrin is unsuitable for your sampling, developing
or purging processes. The Stainless Steel SS-32 valves with 1.25-in. (32mm) OD tubing
is Ideal for: Deep well sampling, Large diameter wells, Well development, and Sedimentladen wells. Features: Self tapping female thread, durable, excellent resistance to organics, excellent silt handling abilities and high flow rate. Flow Rate: 0 - 3.5 gallons/min (0 - 13 L/min). Lift Capacity: 140 feet (42meters).