Structure of centrifugal pump
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The basic components of a centrifugal pump are a high-speed rotating impeller and a fixed worm-shaped pump casing. Usually centrifugal pumps have a number of (usually 4-12) backward curved vane impeller fastened to the pump shaft, and with the pump shaft driven by the motor for high-speed rotation.
The impeller is the energy supply device of the centrifugal pump, and is the part that directly does work on the liquid in the pump; the suction port in the center of the pump casing is connected with the suction pipeline, and the bottom of the suction pipeline is equipped with a one-way bottom valve; the discharge port on the side of the pump casing is connected with the discharge pipeline equipped with the adjustment valve.
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2023-06-29
The basic components of a centrifugal pump are a high-speed rotating impeller and a fixed worm-shaped pump casing. Usually centrifugal pumps have a number of (usually 4-12) backward curved vane impeller fastened to the pump shaft, and with the pump shaft driven by the motor for high-speed rotation.
The working principle of centrifugal pump
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After the centrifugal pump starts, the pump shaft will drive the impeller together for high-speed rotational movement, forcing the pre-filled liquid between the blades to rotate, under the action of inertia centrifugal force, the liquid from the center of the impeller to the periphery for radial movement.
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There are many types of centrifugal pumps, and the common classification methods are as follows:
