The Key Features And Components of The Centrifugal Pump

Centrifugal pump key features:

Working principle:
The working principle of a centrifugal pump involves a motor driving the impeller to rotate. As fluid enters the pump casing and is captured by the intake at the center of the impeller, the high-speed rotation of the impeller causes the fluid to be flung outward along the impeller's flow path towards the discharge outlet. During this process, fluid velocity is converted into pressure energy, allowing the fluid to be transported to a higher elevation or over a greater distance.

Structural components:

Impeller: The core component of the pump, typically with multiple blades, is used to impart energy to the fluid.
Pump casing: Surrounds the impeller to form a flow passage and collects the fluid's rotational energy, converting it into pressure energy.
Shaft seal: Prevents leakage of fluids or gases in and out of the pump.
Bearings: Support the rotating shaft of the impeller and withstand various loads.
Power source: Usually an electric motor, providing the driving force for the pump.

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