2m³/s Submersible Axial Flow Pump

The 2m³/s Submersible Axial Flow Pump is a high-performance pumping solution. This pump is designed for efficient water transfer in various applications.

With 2m³/s Submersible Axial Flow Pump, it can handle large volumes of water quickly. The submersible design allows it to be installed directly in the water source, reducing installation costs and minimizing space requirements.

The axial flow pump is known for its ability to handle low-head applications effectively. It is suitable for drainage, irrigation, and flood control projects. The pump is constructed with durable materials to ensure long service life even in harsh environments.

It features a reliable motor that provides stable performance and energy efficiency. The pump is easy to operate and maintain, with accessible components for servicing.  the 2m³/s Submersible Axial Flow Pump is a reliable and efficient choice for water management needs.

The 2m³/s Submersible Axial Flow Pump Before leaving the factory, we will conduct a water pressure test to check the sealing condition. Don't worry about poor sealing.

The working principle of the 2m³/s submersible pump is the same as that of the general submersible pump, as follows:
The motor drives the impeller to rotate: The core components of the submersible pump are the motor and the impeller. When the submersible pump is powered on, the motor starts to run, and the rotational force is transmitted to the impeller through the shaft, causing the impeller to rotate at high speed. The motor usually adopts a three-phase squirrel cage vertical motor with a high speed, generally 2950r/min.
Forming a vacuum low-pressure area to absorb water: When the impeller rotates, its blades generate centrifugal force on the surrounding water, which reduces the pressure in the area close to the center of the impeller, forming a vacuum low-pressure area. Under the action of the external atmospheric pressure, water is pressed into the pump from the water inlet of the submersible pump, just like sucking drinks with a straw, and the atmospheric pressure presses the liquid into the area with lower pressure.
The water body gains energy and is discharged: The water entering the pump gains velocity energy and pressure energy under the action of the impeller blades. The water with a certain amount of energy then passes through the guide shell, which plays a role in guiding the water flow and reducing hydraulic losses. After the water passes through the guide shell, it passes through the diffuser (if any), the pressure is further increased, and finally flows out from the outlet pipe of the pump, so as to transport the water from a low place to a high place or to a place where it is needed.
In short, the submersible pump drives the impeller to rotate through the motor to generate centrifugal force, so that water is continuously sucked in and discharged, thereby completing the task of lifting water. Its entire working process is a process of converting electrical energy into mechanical energy, and then converting mechanical energy into kinetic energy and pressure energy of water.