Month: September 2014


Invention Pump

September 3, 2014

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The invention of the pump dates back to antiquity. The first pump for fighting fires, a mechanic who invented the ancient Ktesiby was described in 1. bc. er. Ancient Greek scientists Heron of Alexandria in his work Pneumatica, and then M. Vitruvius in his work De Architectura.

Simple wooden pumps with a through piston for lifting water from wells, probably used even earlier. Prior to the 18 century. Piston pumps, compared with water-lifting machines were rarely used. In the future due to rising water demand and the need to increase the height of its filing, especially after the steam machines, pumps have gradually displace the water-lifting machine. Requirements to them and their conditions applications become more diverse, so along with piston pumps are rotary pumps to create, as well as various devices for pressurized fluid. Thus, historically, there have been three direction for their future development: establishment of piston pumps, rotational, hydraulic devices with no moving working parts. The rise in the development of reciprocating pumps observed in the late 18 century.

When to make them began to apply the metal and use the drive from the steam engine. Since the mid 19 century. have been widely implemented in the production of steam Self-acting piston pumps. This period is the creation of vane pumps, the prototype of which is the piston with an annular cylinder, described the French engineer A. Ramello in 1588 (Le diverse et articiose machine). Development of the theory of piston pumps is closely linked with the work of local scientists and engineers (C.


The Bottom Line

September 2, 2014

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Some companies, who have been using mailing lists, have been frustrated in the last couple years with the increase of spam and junk mail filters. Many of his customers simply do not receive or read messages sent by the filter to read your mail as spam or junk mail, and in most cases eliminated. Companies, and small and home based, can now get equal billing with larger firms the world. On our site we list the smallest business to the largest. You are responsible for feeding on its entry in your reader of view.

How it works. Consumers, or users of the Internet uses a feed reader to see. Let’s say a consumer visits your website and have a feed so they can use if they wish. You list the feed URL for them to copy and a small icon indicating whether it is an RSS or XML, etc. They copy and paste the feed URL into your reader and see the feed.

Food has one or more elements. Each item has a title such as “ABC Home Decor”, a short description, as “Visit our store or Web site for 40% discount on all furniture values” and a link to the page you want your visitors can see on your website or if you have a website a page that will provide you. The food itself, which may contain one or many elements, is a database file. This is an RSS or XML file that is stored on the server or in ours. The consumer reads the file with a reader. The file is not a website, but similar to an e-mail without transferring data to the user’s computer. You can update the feed 24 / 7, thus having the latest information on hand to feed the viewer. If you run a large online or offline company, a small business in a small town, or a home business, you can update your customers and potential customers immediately and 24 / 7. The Bottom Line. You do not really need to know how feeds work, unless you are going to do yourself. Just understand that the channels are an exciting new communication tool that anyone can use. They are safe, and can be updated in real time. Feeds are easy to add to readers and easy to implement in your website or offline business. They are something you should seriously consider for your business.