A centrifugal pump is known as a constant head machine and the head is measurable in either meters or feet. The liquid, usually water, will enter the pumping portion of the unit and then go through the impeller's eye, which when it rotates, spins out the liquid to create centrifugal acceleration. Upon leaving the eye, it will create an area of low pressure, which will then allow more liquid into the pump section - centrifugal force at its finest.
These pumps are used to pump various liquids, from water pumping for general water usage in a home or business to sewage pumping. Turbine well pumps are centrifugal pumps that are used for pumping a well. They are used for fire protection systems and for circulating hot water, for draining flooded areas and many other uses. There is lot of information available online for centrifugal pumps.

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