This utility model relates to the field of well pumping technology, specifically a
confined space negative pressure pumping device. It includes a
confined space pool and a rubber
water pipe, with the rubber
water pipe mounted on the inner side wall of the
pool. The device also includes a negative pressure pumping drive
assembly, an eccentric anti-clogging
assembly, and an
airflow anti-reverse
assembly. The negative pressure pumping drive assembly is located on one side of the rubber
water pipe, the eccentric anti-clogging assembly is located on the end side wall of the rubber water
pipe, and the
airflow anti-reverse assembly is located inside the rubber water
pipe. This utility model uses
compressed air as a power source, rather than
electricity, avoiding the risk of electric leakage that may occur from electrical wires in the humid environment of the
pool liquid. The negative pressure pumping principle uses
airflow at the output end to create negative pressure at the end, eliminating the need to immerse
power equipment such as water pump motors in the liquid or deep into the
confined space. The overall structure is simple, with few components, making it easy to transport and arrange. It can quickly adapt to complex terrains in confined spaces, such as hidden pool locations or areas with many surrounding obstacles.