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What type of pump moves the water upward inside of the deep-well pipe?
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∙ 10y ago
Usually a submersible. This is a long thin pump near the bottom of the well. Domestic ones are typically 4" round and about 3 feet long and can pump up to 15 gpm to the surface from 200-300 feet down, in a 1" poly/rubber pipe.
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