I would like to know what the purpose of adding a device similar to a water tank to a centrifugal pump is
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I would like to know what the purpose of adding a device similar to a water tank to a centrifugal pump is The client uses it to pump water from wells; the wells are 15 meters deep. It consists of an ordinary centrifugal pump along with a water tank, and it can pump water from 6 wells at once. I don’t understand how it’s possible to draw water up in this way
That’s a self-priming tank, right? There’s water inside it; otherwise it can’t draw water up: lol
15 meters deep? ? It’s likely that the distance from the water surface to the top of the tanks won’t exceed 8 meters; otherwise, it will be impossible to draw water up. Of course, this is assuming that these tanks have excellent sealing properties……
The water tank enables self-priming; for this operating condition, a centrifugal pump is the only option available. Why not use a deep well pump?
The suction at the inlet of the centrifugal pump is used to maintain a negative pressure in the inlet water tank, thereby ensuring that water is drawn up; however, this may not be possible at a depth of 15 meters
Yes, a self-priming tank; otherwise, it won’t be possible to pump. The self-made suction tank – I’m practically an expert at this
For a vacuum water intake tank with a well depth of 15 meters, what is the distance between the liquid surface and the centerline of the pump inlet? This is the actual self-priming height
That’s right, that’s a self-priming tank; we’ve seen them in our factory’s construction teams
The self-priming tank – a sight too horrible to bear at this site
;P is used as a self-priming tank, haha, it’s a bit basic