Bomb

The word bomb can refer to:

Mechanics

• Inyector-bombaunit that binds the pressure generation, with the injection of fuel into the combustion chamber.
• Injector bomb, device capable of raising the pressure of a fluid.
• Fuel pumpresponsible for supplying the fuel to the rest of the system to the engine.

Explosives

• PumpAn explosive device. It can occur in many ways.
• Hand pump, small pump with fuel material, size, shape and weight suitable to be thrown with hand.
• Mills PumpBritish fragmentation grenade.
• Pumptype of explosive that attaches to any type of surface of a motorized vehicle.
• Dirty bomb, term used to name explosive devices that disseminate radioactive elements in the Earth's atmosphere.

• Orsini Pump, spherical explosive device that is activated by contact through realtes filled with mercury fulminate.
• Ink pump, radio control explosive, used by some banks to frustrate a robbery.
• Thermobaric pump, container of a volatile liquid or high pressure gas that in some models is mixed with an explosive and separate explosive charges.
• Firearm bomb, device designed to start fire.
• Balloon pumphydrogen balloon carrying an explosive and arson load.
• Walking pump, improvised explosive device.
• Barrel pumpAn improvised explosive device launched from the air.

Air Bombs

• General purpose pump, type of bomb to be launched from the air by attack planes against soft targets due to its fragmentation capacity after the explosion.
• Cluster pump, bomb that by reaching a certain height opens, dropping hundreds of sub-munitions.
• Guided pump, type of bomb with a series of wits to take advantage of its kinetic energy and be able to maneuver during its fall.
• Rebound pump, pump designed to bounce over the water surface.
• Anti-pist bomb, attack system that includes pumps designed to unuse the surface of the tracks of an airport.
• Disney Pumprocket-accelerated anti-bounker penetration bomb.
• Earth pumpAircraft bomb type.
  • Tallboy Pump, developed earthquake bomb weighing about five tons.
  • Grand Slam Pumpbomb used against major strategic objectives.

Atomic bombs

• Atomic pump, device that gets a lot of explosive energy with nuclear reactions.
  • Cobalt pump (arma)nuclear weapon built with cobalt 59 and/or cobalt 60.
  • Neutron pumpnuclear weapon that began to be deployed in the late 1970s.
  • Plutonium pumpImplosive-type bomb.
  • Zar Pumphydrogen bomb developed by the Soviet Union.

The term bomb can also be preceded by another noun that refers to an object where a bomb has been placed - in this sense it speaks of:

• Pump cards, envelope or parcel sent by postal mail containing any device that, when opened, makes explosion.
• Cars pump, motor vehicle in which an explosive pump or device has been installed.
• etc.

Science

Computer Science

• Logical bombIn computer science, it is a type of program, so called by analogy with explosives.
• Pump fork, type of denial of service attack on a computer that implements the fork operation.

Geology

• Volcanic pump, molten rock cell whose size equals or exceeds 64 mm in diameter.
• Solubility pump, physical-chemical process that transports carbon from the surface of the ocean to its interior.

Laboratory material

• Venturi Pump, laboratory equipment that allows to produce a vacuum in a space confined by a water current.
• Pressure pump, instrument used to measure the approximate water potential of the tissues of a plant.

Medicine

• Abbot Pump, portable pump used to manage drug solutions.
• Insulin pump, sanitary product that allows to administer insulin continuously.
• Cobalt pump, radiation therapy machine.
• Penis Vacuum Pump, pump to stimulate an erection.

Molecular Biology

• Pump, natural fluid movement system in cellular transport.
• Sodium-Potassium Pump, integral membrane protein for transporting ions of sodium and potassium.
• Plasma membrane calcium pump.
• Sarcolamatic Reticle Calcium Pump.
• Proton pump, integral enzyme complexes of membrane that is capable of mobilizing protons.
• Gastric hydrogenion pump, transmenbrane protein of the dependent ligand channel type.

Arts and entertainment

• Pump (folclore), rhyme verses that are often used to make laugh.
• Chota Pump, an Afrodescendant musical genre originating from the Chota Valley (Ecuador).
• Pump (music)a genre of the musical folklore of Puerto Rico.
• Bomba yucateca, verse of festive character used in the Jarana yucateca.
• Stereo pumpA band of music.
• «Bomba»A song.
• Pump barA musical instrument.

Gastronomy

• Rice bomb, rice variety (oryza sativa) whose grain does not break when cooked.
• Toledan pump, a mashed potatoes filled with chopped meat typical of the gastronomy of the Spanish province of Toledo.
• In Venezuela it can mean:
  • A very copious meal.
  • The name given in that country to the Berliner, called "pavita" in the west of the country.

Engineering

• Heat pump, thermal machine that allows heat transfer from one environment to another.

Pumping systems

• Hydraulic pump, generating machine that transforms energy into hydraulic energy of the incompressible fluid that moves.
  • Manual pump, pump that uses human force and mechanical advantage to move fluids or air.
  • Eating pump, cyclic hydraulic pump that uses the kinetic energy of a watering blow.
  • Gear pump, hydraulic pump consisting of two gears locked in a very girded accommodation.
  • Piston pump, hydraulic pump that generates the movement in it by moving a piston.
  • Peristal pump, positive displacement hydraulic pump used to pump a variety of fluids.
  • Centrifugal pump, type of hydraulic pump that transforms the mechanical energy of an impeller.
  • Screw pump, pump that uses an eccentric helical screw.
  • Peristal pump, positive displacement hydraulic pump used to pump a variety of fluids.
• Submersible pump, pump that has a sealed impeller to the housing.
• Rod pump, surface part of an impelent piston pump, installed in an oil drilling.
• Vacuum pump, pump that extracts gas molecules from a sealed volume, to create a partial vacuum.
  • Turbomolecular Pump, pump used to get and keep high void.
• Membrane pump, type of positive displacement pump.
• Sentinel pump, water pump designed to remove water or other liquids from a ship's seat.
• Air pump, displacement fluid machine specifically designed to work with air.
  • Bicycle pump, type of air pump designed to inflate bike tyres.
• Wind pump, pumping mechanism that works driven by the force of the wind.
• Solar bomb, pumping mechanism that works driven by solar energy.

Geography

• Pump (Italy), commune made by combos (municipality) of the province of Chieti, in the Region of the Abruzzo, Italy.
• Pump (Libya), coastal population of Libya, in the region of Cirenaica.

Others

• Smoke pumpa device designed to release smoke when activated.