Why Choose Industrial Centrifugal Pumps?

Pumps are those devices which move fluids with the help of mechanical action. Pumps have been made highly advanced over the years with the help of latest technology skills. There are various kinds of pumps used worldwide. However, the most common type used in water distribution applications are the Centrifugal Pumps. A Centrifugal Pump is employed broadly in the modern process plants which are known for giving a smooth and continuous flow of liquids with simple operation. It has the ability to operate under a large diversity of conditions.

A vast variety of pumps have been developed over the years, which are used largely in several major applications for rendering distinct services. Some of them are-
  • Drainage Pump- Used to remove accumulated water in a water-collecting sump basin, or basements of homes.
  • Flood Control Pump- Specializes in preventing the occurrence of pumps and protecting the areas by pumping away large volumes of water.
  • Propeller Pump- Driven by a motor, this device is used to flow water through a linear path, along with the impeller situated below the water level.
  • Fire Fighting Pump- They are efficiently used in the absence of local municipal water system to provide the needed pressure in order to meet the hydraulic requirements of the fire sprinkler system.
Centrifugal Pumps also known as Roto-Dynamic Pumps comprises of axial, radial, and mixed flow units, and can be classified further as-
  • Submersible Pumps
  • End Suction Pumps
  • In-Line Pumps
  • Axial-Flow Pumps
  • Horizontal Multistage Pumps
  • Vertical Multisatge Pumps
  • Self-Priming Pumps
  • Double-Suction Pumps
  • Regenerative Pumps

Centrifugal Pumps are the most inexpensive pumps, employed in municipal, agricultural, petroleum, and power generation industries. This device consists of a number of components such as Impeller, Casing, Shaft, Shaft Sealing, Bearings, etc., which are designed to perform specific tasks. The pump when operated creates an increase in the fluid pressure from the pump inlet to its outlet, the difference in pressure then moves the fluid through the system. So now, we know why Centrifugal Pump is chosen over any other pump. 

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