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How a Rife Ram Works
Briefly, here’s how a Rife Ram operates:
Water flows down the Drive Pipe to the Ram, developing power in accordance to its weight
and velocity. The water then flows through the Outside Valve until it reaches a certain
velocity. The Valve then closes shut and water continues through the Inside Rubber Valve.
When the water pressure in the Air Chamber equalizes and overcomes the driving force
behind it, the water in the Drive Pipe rebounds, or backs up. When the rebound takes place
a small amount of air is in sucked through the Air Feed Valve and lodged in the upper
portion of the Base. It is then forced into the Air Chamber when the next blow takes
place; this prevents the Air Chamber from filling up with water.
This operation is repeated from 25 to 100 times per minute working on a Hydraulic principle, building up pressure in the Air Chamber, which in turn forces water through the Delivery Pipe up to where it is desired.
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