Introduction Of Vortex Pump

Vortex pump is a kind of vane pump. In terms of principle and structure, it is different from centrifugal and axial flow pumps, because it is sucked and discharged by the impeller when the liquid produces vortex motion, so it is called vortex pump.
The main components of the vortex pump are impeller, pump body, pump cover and the annular flow channel they are composed of. The vortex pump impeller is different from the centrifugal pump impeller, which is a disc with radial blades on the outer wheel. The liquid enters the flow channel from the suction tube, obtains energy through the rotating impeller, and is transported to the discharge tube to complete the working process of the pump.
The specific revolution of the vortex pump is usually between 6 and 50. It is a small flow, high head pump, suitable for conveying the viscosity of no more than 5°E, no solid particles, no impurities of the liquid or gas-liquid mixture. Its flow range is 0.18 ~ 45 m³/h, and the single-stage lifting can reach about 250 m.
Vortex pumps are usually used in the petroleum and chemical industry, especially in chemical fiber, medicine, fertilizer and small boiler water supply.