Product Description of Non-Clogging Submersible sewage pump
Main applications of the Non-Clogging Submersible Sewage Pump include chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, mining, papermaking industry, cement plants, steel plants, power plants, coal processing industry, urban sewage treatment plant drainage system, municipal engineering, construction sites and other industries for conveying granular sewage, filth, and corrosive media.
Product features of the Non-Clogging Submersible Sewage Pump
Compact pump structure, integrated pump and motor, small size. Its vertical structure has a small installation area, stable operation, and does not require adjustment during installation.
The Non-Clogging Submersible Sewage Pump inlet and outlet are designed with the same flange specifications and are located on the same center line, which can be directly installed on the pipeline like a valve. The center is low, making pipeline layout and installation particularly convenient.
The Non-Clogging Submersible Sewage Pump and motor are coaxial, with a short axial dimension, making the Non-Clogging Submersible Sewage Pump run more smoothly and with low noise.
The traditional shaft seal is eliminated to avoid the leakage of conveyed media, thus having the remarkable feature of completely leak-free.
Sliding bearings are used instead of conventional motor rolling bearings, making Non-Clogging Submersible Sewage Pump operate particularly smoothly with extremely low vibration and noise.
Easy to install and maintain, without disassembling the pipeline system. Only the connecting body nut needs to be removed to extract all rotor components for inspection and maintenance.
The Non-Clogging Submersible Sewage Pump can be operated in series or parallel according to the requirements of flow rate and head.
It can be used in the full head range, while ensuring that the motor will not be overloaded.
There are two different installation methods: fixed automatic coupling installation system and mobile free installation system
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