Centrifugal Pumps
Centrifugal pumps are the most common pump, used in a wide variety of applications, especially water. They include one or more impellers that rotate and pull the fluid through. Impellers can be trimmed to change head or flow to enhance efficiency. They are not commonly used in non-Newtonian fluids.
Magnetic couplings improve reliability and safety when pumping hazardous fluids.
VFDs and sensorless technologies are often the best solution for controlling and protecting a centrifugal pump system against failure.
This four-part series explains the reasons behind repeat pump failures and uses a real-world field example involving boiler feedwater pumps.
Reconstruction and infrastructure upgrades require pumps made from durable materials.
Customers’ focus on efficiency and new techniques drives better ice quality in water and beverage markets.
