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Have you ever seen a centrifugal pump with a screw installed in front of the liquid inlet?

2018-06-21View Original

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As the title suggests, dear experts with extensive experience, have you ever seen this type of pump? It’s simply a screw added to the impeller. Isn’t the speed too fast?
Reply #22018-06-21
Is it in this style? If that’s the case, then it’s called an inducer wheel, which reduces the pump’s net positive suction head
Reply #32018-06-21
It is an inducer wheel; its main function is to ensure adequate liquid intake and prevent cavitation.
Reply #42018-06-23
I studied it, but still don’t understand; I found some materials to help me study it again

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