Reliable Efficient Versatile The PWS Submersible Series
Reliable Efficient Versatile The PWS Submersible Series
- Q1: How does a submersible pump work?
- Q2: What are the applications of submersible pumps?
- Q3: What components make up a submersible pump?
Reliable, Efficient, Versatile: The PWS Submersible Series
Q1: How does a submersible pump work?
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Submersion: The submersible pump is completely submerged in water and is used to push water toward the surface.
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Intake: Water from a well or reservoir flows into the pump body through a foot valve and strikes the impeller, which is equipped with multiple fixed blades.
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Rotation: The impeller is connected to an electric motor via a shaft and rotates at high speed along with the shaft.
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Kinetic Energy: When water hits the impeller blades, the blades convert the kinetic energy of the water into velocity, thereby increasing the flow rate.
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Pressure Conversion: After flowing through the impeller, the water enters a diffuser, which further converts the velocity of the water into pressure energy.
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Discharge: Consequently, the diffuser raises the required water pressure, and this high-pressure water is then discharged through the pump's outlet valve.
PWS Advantage: Submersible pumps produced by PWS utilize high-efficiency impeller designs and precision sealing technology. This ensures superior energy conversion efficiency even in ultra-high-pressure environments, significantly reducing energy costs for our customers.
