Low head pump
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Today, when looking at the information on selecting pumps, I chose a pump with low head – does that mean it has a low lift? I don’t think so; everyone, please share your opinions. Is the indenter a unit used abroad?
In my understanding, head should be equivalent to head pressure. To visualize this concept, I think of water flow as something in motion; head pressure represents the front part of this flowing liquid, which is essentially the same as head lift. Generally speaking, a pump with low head pressure refers to a pump that has a low outlet pressure. This is my understanding – please correct me if there are any mistakes.
I’ve always thought that head pressure is the same as head lift; that can’t be wrong, right?
In my understanding, the head is the static pressure energy and kinetic energy that the medium gains after passing through the pump!