The centrifugal pump is a pump rotodynamic in nature that employs the use of a driver turning to increase the pressure of a liquid. These are commonly used to move fluids through piping systems. The l

One problem that many factories face is the issue of pumping viscous liquids from one place to another. Pumps and valves do not work the same with viscous liquids as they do with less viscous liquids,

This very versatile centrifugal pump makes quick work of moving all types of clear water applications where there are limited solids (up to 10% of solids).

Although most pumps can be throttled to flow rates much lower than design, prolonged operation at shutoff head (deadheading) should be avoided. Every pump adds a small amount of heat to the water due

A centrifugal pump converts driver energy to kinetic energy in a liquid by accelerating the fluid to the outer rim of an impeller. The amount of energy given to the liquid corresponds to the velocity

Centrifugal pumps impart momentum to the fluid by rotating impellers that are immersed in the fluid. The momentum produces an increase in pressure or flow at the pump outlet.

Many types of centrifugal pumps can be used as HPRT with few design changes - horizontal or vertical, single stage or multistage, overhung or between-bearing type. They do not require special metall