Vertical Submerged Pumps / Vertical Sump Pumps
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Vertical Submerged Pumps / Vertical Sump Pumps
A vertical submerged pump, also known as a vertical sump pump, is a type of centrifugal pump designed to be installed in a sump or tank and submerged in the liquid it’s pumping. These pumps are characterized by their vertical orientation and are commonly used in applications like water supply, irrigation, and industrial processes.
Key Features and Benefits:
- Space-Saving Design: The vertical orientation of the pump allows for efficient use of space, especially in deep sumps or wells.
- No Priming or Air Venting: Because the pump is submerged, it doesn't require priming or air venting before operation.
- Versatile Applications: They can handle various liquids, including those with solid particles, making them suitable for diverse industrial and commercial applications.
- Durability and Reliability: Vertical submerged pumps are often made from durable materials like stainless steel or corrosion-resistant alloys, ensuring longevity and reliability in demanding environments.
- High Head and Flow Rates: They are designed to handle large flow rates and high head pressures, making them suitable for applications that require significant pumping capabilities.
- Maintenance Friendliness: Some models are designed for minimal maintenance, with features like Gland-Less or Vapor Sealing options to prevent leakage and pollution.
Types of Vertical Submerged Pumps:
- Vertical Turbine Pumps: These pumps are specifically designed for deep well applications and are known for their ability to handle high flow rates and high heads.
- Vertical Sump Pumps (VS4): A common type used in industrial applications, they are known for their reliability and ability to handle various liquids, including those with solids.
- Vertical Immersion Pumps: These pumps have a long shaft that separates the submerged pump from the motor, allowing for deeper sumps and increased reliability.
- Vertical Cantilever Pumps: Similar to vertical immersion pumps, but with a shorter shaft and a motor located above the sump.
Applications:
- Water Supply: Pumping water from deep wells for residential or industrial use.
- Irrigation: Delivering water to agricultural fields.
- Industrial Processes: Handling various liquids, chemicals, and slurries in manufacturing and processing plants.
- Sewage Handling: Moving wastewater and sewage in municipal and industrial settings.
- Mining and Construction: Dewatering pits and sumps during construction and mining operations.
specification:
| Industries | Water, pulp and paper, other industries |
| Design | Vertical, submerged, single-stage, single-flow, open or vortex impeller |
| Head | Up to 50 m |
| Flow rate | Up to 800 m³/h |
| Pressure | Up to 16 bar |
| Temperature | Up to 60° C |
| Consistency | Up to 6% |