Have you heard of centrifugal pumps being used to handle live fish?
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Our company has them; I’m not sure which other pump manufacturers have them. Thank you! Reply
Low speeds (such as 6–8 revolutions per minute), high flow rates with low head pressure (wide-channel or open impellers) – all of these can be achieved~~~ In other words, any manufacturer that can produce water pumps is capable of doing this~~~
To be honest, this can’t be a selling point, just as the person above said.
The fish in these irrigation channels in the countryside were pumped up from the river by centrifugal pumps
It’s not just what you mentioned; the layout of the impeller and the pump body features a special design, usually referred to as a recessed impeller, which results in low shear forces. Therefore, it is suitable for materials containing flocs or long fibers. As far as I know, Hangzhou Dali offers this type of pump, and Foster abroad also does
The recessed centrifugal pumps you mentioned are those that EGGER produces in large quantities
Thought it was about fishing (catching fish), but it turned out to be about transporting fish: lol
As long as it can pass through the impeller, there’s no problem. Make the pump bigger and people can also be pumped :lol
After each rainy season, many things have been retrieved from the water supply pipe filters, including eels, crucian carp, bighead carp, and turtles. . . . . . .
After each rainy season, many items have been retrieved from the water supply pipe filters, including eels, crucian carp, bighead carp, and turtles