A Centrifugal Pump is rotodynamic pump that use a rotating centrifugal pump impeller to increase fluid pressure and move liquids through piping systems. The fluid enters near the impeller’s axis, accelerates, and flows outward into a diffuser or volute chamber, then exits into the downstream piping. These pumps are ideal for handling high discharge volumes at low heads.
Various types of pumps are available, including the centrifugal water pump for applications like irrigation and municipal supply, and the stainless steel centrifugal pump, which is corrosion-resistant and perfect for aggressive or sanitary fluids. The self-priming centrifugal pump eliminates manual priming by automatically evacuating air from the suction line.
The end suction pump, with a top discharge, is another common variation. With many configurations, these pumps offer unmatched versatility across diverse industries.
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