- A
hydraulic ram pump,
ram pump, or
hydram is a
cyclic water pump
powered by hydropower. It
takes in
water at one "
hydraulic head" (pressure) and flow...
- market. The
hydraulic spreader was
originally developed in 1972 by Tim
Smith and Mike Brick, who
later developed a
cutter and a
hydraulic ram. When an occupant...
-
RAM,
Ram, or
ram in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ram,
ram, or
RAM most
commonly refers to: A male
sheep Random-access memory,
computer memory Ram...
- Priestly's
Hydraulic Ram,
located in
Gooding County,
Idaho near Hagerman, Idaho, was a
hydraulic ram invented and
built c. 1890. It was used to move water...
- A
ram air
turbine (RAT) is a
small wind
turbine that is
connected to a
hydraulic pump, or
electrical generator,
installed in an
aircraft and used as a...
-
ram with a
support pad of some kind
fixed to the top. The jack may be
hydraulic or work by **** action. In the
hydraulic version, the
hydraulic ram emerges...
-
hydraulic actuation.
Threaded shafts are
often still incorporated into
hydraulic ram BOPs as lock rods that hold the
ram in
position after hydraulic actuation...
-
impulse pumps include:
Hydraulic ram pumps –
kinetic energy of a low-head
water supply is
stored temporarily in an air-bubble
hydraulic ac****ulator, then used...
- air
pressure to
expel the
water to a
higher elevation.
Airlift pump
Hydraulic ram "The
Pulser Pump".
Brian White.
Retrieved 2011-03-20. "Ragged Chute...
- A
ram press is a
device or
machine commonly used to
press items with a
mechanical ram, such as with a plunger, piston,
force pump, or
hydraulic ram. In...