Drainage of agricultural ponds is implemented inexpensively using siphon drainage! Achieving a drainage rate of 2m³ per minute with a φ100mm device!
At the pond in Kyoto, renovation work was carried out, and due to the decrease in water level, we received inquiries about the hybrid Yamata siphon. Considering the local conditions, we proposed a φ100mm siphon drainage system. Through siphon drainage, we were able to lower the water level of the pond, which is 50m wide and 50m deep, by approximately 1m per day. Transportation and installation were carried out using a small backhoe and six workers. With a piping extension of 80m and a height difference of 10m between the pond's water level and the discharge outlet, we achieved drainage of 1.7m³ per minute with zero fuel consumption through siphon drainage.
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Pipe diameter: φ100mm Length: L=80m Drop height: H=10m
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Material delivery status: Materials were transported using a small backhoe and manual labor.
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Material installation status: The suction hose with dedicated connection fittings has a diameter of 100mm and can be laid manually.
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Connection Status The connection between hoses is made using a dedicated flange called "lock flange," which is connected with bolts and nuts.
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Installation status in the reservoir The installation in the reservoir will be carried out using a boat.
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Drainage condition This is the drainage condition using a siphon. Although it was a simple measurement, we recorded a drainage rate of 1.7 m³ per minute.
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Yamachin Group is supported by the understanding and guidance of many people, and with the corporate philosophy of "creativity, ingenuity, and tireless effort," we are committed to contributing to the local community alongside the development of our company. By engaging in civil engineering projects that involve nature, we consider how to conduct construction with respect for the natural environment, learn many lessons from it, and aim to create a "distinctive company" among numerous construction contractors. In 1991, we established the Environmental Division and began "environmental conservation activities unique to the construction industry," developing and proposing various environmental products such as natural stone block series for river environment conservation, various fishway series tailored to installation locations, and the "Hybrid Eco Pump," an underwater pump that operates without electricity. We have worked on promoting and raising awareness of environmentally friendly construction methods. Thanks to this, we have been adopted in numerous projects, and we are grateful to be contributing to environmental conservation. Yamachin Group will continue to take on challenges through the construction industry, working on "proposals dedicated to the natural environment of our hometown" and contributing to global environmental conservation.