Learn About Submersible Pumps and How They Work
What Are Submersible Pumps?
Submersible pumps are primarily designed to work fully submerged in the water. The hermetically sealed motor of the pump has a water-tight, oil-filled enclosure surrounding it. This mechanism also protects the motor against water damage, thus ensuring long-lasting application. You will also find that the oil enclosure prevents electrocution and short circuits.
How Do Submersible Pumps Work?
Unlike other pumps, a submersible pump employs a pushing mechanism. This increases overall water pumping efficiency as the submerged head of the pump uses pressure energy to operate. In doing so, there is no added energy used to draw the liquid. Additionally, the motor of the submerged pump remains cool throughout operation, thereby preventing overheating. By converting rotary energy into pressure energy, the pump performs much better than its counterparts.
Advantages of Submersible Pumps
Application of Submersible Pumps
