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How does the vortex pump achieve high head? Who has information

2010-03-07View Original

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How does the fluid in the vortex pump move? How to achieve high lift? Whoever has the detailed information can send it, thank you
Reply #22010-03-07
The vortex pump has many blades, and a small vortex chamber is formed between each two blades and the shell. When the impeller rotates, due to the centrifugal force, the liquid continuously moves in the small vortex chamber (the motion trajectory is similar to a vortex, so it is called a vortex pump). When it reaches the outlet, only a part of the liquid is discharged, and the remaining liquid is still moving in the pump. The energy obtained by the liquid is very high, so the lift is relatively high, and the smaller the full flow rate, the higher the lift.

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