The sewage water pump utilizes advanced technology, effectively passing through solid particles ranging from 30 to 80 millimeters in diameter. It also features a tearing mechanism that can cut and tear fibrous materials without the need for a filter screen. The pump is energy-efficient, with a well-designed structure and a compact, portable design. It has a long operational life and uses the latest material for mechanical seals, ensuring continuous safe operation for over 8,000 hours. The installation and maintenance of the sewage water pump are simple, with a compact design that makes it easy to move and install, reducing construction costs. It does not require a pump house and is equipped with an automatic protection control box that effectively guards against leakage, water loss, and overload. The sewage water pump has a wide range of applications, including municipal projects for the collection, transportation, and treatment of urban sewage, as well as rainwater discharge. In agriculture, it can be used for farmland irrigation drainage and livestock farm wastewater discharge.
A sewage water pump typically consists of a pump body, impeller, motor, and control system. It operates on the principle of centrifugal force, where the motor drives the impeller to rotate, creating a low-pressure area inside the pump. The liquid is drawn into the pump through the inlet, and as the impeller rotates, it increases the pressure of the liquid, which is then discharged through the outlet. When selecting a sewage water pump, the actual volume of sewage to be conveyed and the lifting height should be considered. It is essential to ensure that the selected pump meets the required flow rate and head, while also considering the characteristics of the medium, such as the composition, temperature, pH level, and size of solid particles in the sewage. The appropriate material and type of sewage pump should be chosen. For example, corrosion-resistant sewage pumps are necessary for conveying sewage containing corrosive substances. Based on the installation location and space availability, the appropriate installation method and structural form of the sewage pump should be selected. Submersible sewage pumps are suitable for direct installation in sewage ponds, while dry sewage pumps are better suited for installation on the ground or in a pump house.
Post time: Jun-25-2025