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Revision as of 03:16, 3 November 2012

The Duba pump. Photo: ICRC.

The Duba pump is a wheel-operated lift pump used for depths of up to 100 metres. The minimum borehole diameter required is 100mm. This pump meets VLOM requirements.

The Duba pump has no reciprocating movement in its mechanism; all moving parts either rotate or oscillate and have roller bearings. It can be used for very deep wells and can discharge against a positive head of up to 20 m, if required. The pump can be easily equipped with an electrical motor, diesel engine, or a mechanism for animal traction.


Suitable conditions

Pump performance

Cylinder Capacity Max. depth
Diameter in mm litre/hour (+/- 5%) m
50 784 95
60 1128 65
75 1763 45
90 2538 30
100 3120 20