Product Description
The selection of irrigation pumps needs to consider many factors, such as the water quality of the water source, water flow and pressure, the topography and soil conditions of the farmland, as well as economic and environmental considerations. When purchasing and using the irrigation pump, it is necessary to carefully understand its working principle, technical parameters and operation methods to ensure its normal operation and achieve the desired irrigation effect.
The use of machinery and power equipment, so that water through the nozzle (or nozzle) shot into the air, in the state of rain landing field irrigation drainage pump is the role of a certain area of water or rain water out to ensure that the drainage system in the area is correct. Sprinkler irrigation equipment is composed of water inlet pipe, pump, water delivery pipe, distribution pipe and nozzle (or nozzle), which can be fixed, semi-fixed or mobile. It has the advantages of saving water, not destroying soil structure, regulating ground climate and not being restricted by terrain.
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Product Parameters
8 inch high flow water pump
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inch single impeller sprinkler pump
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Supporting different power use
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The working principle of centrifugal pump: Centrifugal pump is the use of impeller rotation and the centrifugal force generated by water to work. Before starting the centrifugal pump, the pump must be filled with water in the pump shell and suction tube, and then start the motor, so that the pump shaft drives the impeller and water to do high-speed rotating movement, water under the action of centrifugal force, is thrown to the outer edge of the impeller, through the flow channel of the spiral pump shell into the pressure water pipe. At the center of the impeller of the pump, because the water is thrown out under the action of centrifugal force to form a vacuum, the water in the suction pool is pressed into the pump shell under the action of atmospheric pressure, the impeller through continuous rotation, so that the water under the action of the impeller continues to flow into and out, to achieve the purpose of conveying water.
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