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| − | A '''screw pump''' can lift [[water]] from below onto the same level as the pump. Its is two tiles by one tile in size, and can be either manually operated by a [[dwarf]] with the [[pump operator]] job or by using [[gear assembly|gear assemblies]] connected to [[water wheel]] or [[windmill]]s. The direction you want the water to travel must be chosen at the time of construction. | + | A '''screw pump''' can lift [[water]] from below onto the same [[Z-level]] as the pump. Its is two tiles by one tile in size, and it can be either manually operated by a [[dwarf]] with the [[pump operator]] job or by using [[gear assembly|gear assemblies]] connected to [[water wheel]]s and/or [[windmill]]s. The direction you want the water to travel must be chosen at the time of construction. |
| − | Construction requires an [[enormous corkscrew]], [[stone block]]s, and a [[pipe]] section. Having specified the direction of travel, you must ensure that the source side of the pump is placed adjacent to and above (in the | + | ==Construction== |
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| + | Building a screw pump requires an [[enormous corkscrew]], [[stone block]]s, and a [[pipe]] section. Having specified the direction of travel, you must ensure that the source side of the pump is placed adjacent to and above (in the [[z-axis]]) a liquid. The screw pump will draw the liquid up from below, and distribute it out of the other side of the pump. Screw pumps are [[construction]]s that can be removed to recover the building materials. | ||
===Example Layout=== | ===Example Layout=== | ||
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<--pumping (same level) | <--pumping (same level) | ||
reservoir (below)--> | reservoir (below)--> | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
*The source of the pump must be directionally adjacent to "Open Space" that is directly above a filled pool of liquid. | *The source of the pump must be directionally adjacent to "Open Space" that is directly above a filled pool of liquid. | ||
| − | *The pump | + | *The pump tiles are passable by dwarves, but the front of the pump must be accessible to be operated manually. |
| − | *Active mechanisms connected to the pump will automatically start the pump; to prevent this either restrict water flow using floodgates or put in a gear linked to a lever to disconnect [[power|motion]]. | + | *Active mechanisms connected to the pump will automatically start the pump; to prevent this either restrict water flow using floodgates, or put in a [[gear assembly]] linked to a [[lever]] to disconnect [[power|motion]]. |
| − | *Pumps can also be used in | + | *Pumps can also be used in conjunction with a [[water wheel]] or a [[windmill]] to become self-powered. |
| − | + | ==External links== | |
*[DFMA] Ingame Video titled [http://www.mkv25.net/dfma/movie-60-usingapump Using a Pump] showing manual operation of a pump | *[DFMA] Ingame Video titled [http://www.mkv25.net/dfma/movie-60-usingapump Using a Pump] showing manual operation of a pump | ||
[[Category:Constructions]] | [[Category:Constructions]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Machine | + | [[Category:Machine components]] |
Revision as of 21:13, 1 November 2007
A screw pump can lift water from below onto the same Z-level as the pump. Its is two tiles by one tile in size, and it can be either manually operated by a dwarf with the pump operator job or by using gear assemblies connected to water wheels and/or windmills. The direction you want the water to travel must be chosen at the time of construction.
Construction
Building a screw pump requires an enormous corkscrew, stone blocks, and a pipe section. Having specified the direction of travel, you must ensure that the source side of the pump is placed adjacent to and above (in the z-axis) a liquid. The screw pump will draw the liquid up from below, and distribute it out of the other side of the pump. Screw pumps are constructions that can be removed to recover the building materials.
Example Layout
TOP VIEW SIDE VIEW
█████████
█████,,,, █████████
≈≈≈≈█,███ <--pumping ≈≈≈≈%%
≈≈≈≈%%··· ██████≈≈≈ reservoir (below)-->
≈≈≈≈██···
██████···
<--pumping (same level)
reservoir (below)-->
Notes
- The source of the pump must be directionally adjacent to "Open Space" that is directly above a filled pool of liquid.
- The pump tiles are passable by dwarves, but the front of the pump must be accessible to be operated manually.
- Active mechanisms connected to the pump will automatically start the pump; to prevent this either restrict water flow using floodgates, or put in a gear assembly linked to a lever to disconnect motion.
- Pumps can also be used in conjunction with a water wheel or a windmill to become self-powered.
External links
- [DFMA] Ingame Video titled Using a Pump showing manual operation of a pump