Archimedes Water Play Equipment

The Archimedes Screw, an ancient principle of water conveyance, is an effective method for elevating water from a lower to a higher level.

As the large disc rotates, it activates the conveyor, which draws in water and allows it to flow out through the central hub.

Water flows down from the middle of a round dish and splits into four smaller holes around the edge. This setup is part of a play area where kids can play with both sand and water. They can use sand to change how fast and where the water goes.

This equipment facilitates water flow through the sink for transportation purposes.

Children manage the water flow by adjusting the height of the lift gate on the water play equipment.

Water flows down from the middle of a round dish and splits into four smaller holes around the edge. This setup is part of a play area where kids can play with both sand and water.

The water pressure platform serves as an elevated platform for water play equipment, offering a height differential necessary for the operation of the pressurizer.

The descent of water powers the bucket wheel assembly in the water play equipment.

Water from the pump goes into the round, spinning part of the water play equipment and collects in the end dish.

Water wheels, powered by water flow, offer a tangible demonstration of fluid dynamics, allowing for hands-on learning and adjustments.

The rotation of this equipment is powered by the force of water's gravity.

Kids can either direct water flow or stop it by turning the water distributor in water play equipment.

The thoughtfully engineered mushroom sprinkler releases water when the top hemisphere is depressed.

The Mushroom Fountain regulates water flow through a mechanical system.