AERATORE CENTRIFUGO PER LAGHETTI E/O SIMILI

A rotating system which utilizes centrifugal force to pump water from a lower level to a higher level, the underlying part of the pumping system being immersed partially in water and/or in any fluid and during rotation becoming self-priming. All existing pumps require internal mechanisms (rotor) and a fixed containment part or casing (stator), the new rotating system, according to the invention, utilizes centrifugal force to pump water but does not have a stator. The new centrifugal rotor is characterized in that it is constituted by at least two or by a plurality of tubes which are directed upward and are arranged integrally in a circle around a central pivot which is perpendicular to the plane, the tubes diverging with respect to the pivot, assuming a conical shape which widens upward, the degree of inclination of the tubes, with respect to the central pivot, being equal for all and being variable according to the requirements. When the inclined ends of the tubes are immersed in water for a certain length, the water fills the space inside the immersed ends and when all the pipes rotate about the central pivot the water, due to centrifugal force, rises along the inclined tubes until it exits from the upper ends, as if it exited from a multi-jet rotating fountain, thus the water is oxygenated.