small capacity 12v pump for 60m well

[littleharbor]

the person is now gone.

Thank you SunEagle.

[SunEagle]

Time to Nuke this guy.

the person is now gone.

[littleharbor]

Time to Nuke this guy.

[Mike90250]

for 60m you need to use a submersible pump. you cannot suck water that high, you get vaporlock or something like that.

[wanabee solar]

Theoretically it is possible to create suction up to 10.3 meter = equal to -1 bar absolute vacuum
Most of the time this is not possible
More realistic is 6-7 meter very good pump 7-8 meter
A water column of 10 meter gives a static pressure of 1 bar = equal to 14.7 PSI
60 meter will give 6 times more
No way the foot valve will open

[Logan5]

again, this is very unlikely to work at 60 meters, No, the foot valve will be under more pressure than a 12 volt pump can displace.

[fivewin]

Im running this pump with a chargecontroller and battery. This small pump is rated 80 psi.
Because i use a footvalve there is always water on top of the wellpipe. Im asking above question cause a friend want to use the same pump as i have and his well is 60m.

will the footvalve also open when the pipe is 60m deep assuming that there are no leaks/air.

[Logan5]

6 to 12 meters is a far cry from 60 meters. If your flow is minimal now, it will be nonexistent at 60 meters. you will likely need a more powerful pump. You could consider a 24 volt pump. are you running this pump straight from a solar panel or array? If running from battery, why did you chose 12v? 12 volt pumps are very limited.

[fivewin]

The water level of my well with pvc pipe is only 6-12 meter. At the end of the pipe i put a footvalve and it works fine with this small 12v pump, ofcourse solar powered. Ok,not so many liters per minutes but i take that fro granted.

my question is will it work also when the well is 60m deep. Using a footvalve the waterlevel is always on top. Will the footvalve also work when the well is that deep?