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Some centrifugal pumps are equipped with vortex breakers at their inlets. I would like to ask everyone: how are vortices formed? I hope someone can explain in simple terms what I couldn’t understand after searching online

2018-04-18View Original

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Generation of inlet vortices in centrifugal pumps
Reply #22018-04-18
Since liquids have viscosity, when the impeller rotates, it drives the liquid in front of the inlet to rotate as well. To put it more vividly, find a basin of water and stir the water near the edge of the basin; eventually a vortex will form in the center of the basin.
Reply #32018-04-18
Are there any similar photos? I know there are ones with inducer wheels :o

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