What Is A Centrifugal Pump?

Centrifugal pumps are referred to as "centrifugal pumps". It is a pumping machine utilizing centrifugal movement of water. Abbreviated as "centrifugal pump". It is a pumping machine utilizing centrifugal movement of water. It consists of pump shell, impeller, pump shaft, pump frame, etc.

Before starting, the pump should be filled with water. After starting, the rotating impeller drives the water in the pump to rotate at high speed. The water moves centrifugally and is thrown out and pressed into the outlet pipe. When the water is thrown out, the pressure near the impeller decreases, and a low pressure zone is formed near the rotating shaft. The pressure here is much lower than the atmospheric pressure. The water outside is under the action of the atmospheric pressure, and the bottom valve is flushed out from the intake pipe into the pump. The incoming water is thrown out again in the high-speed rotation of the impeller and pressed into the outlet pipe. With the impeller rotating at high speed driven by the power machine, water is continuously pumped from the low to the high.