22/09/19
Advantages and development trends of small submersible pumps
The submersible electric pump is a convenient and fast water lifting tool for water supply and water lifting in submersible water together with the motor and the pump head. my country's submersible pumps have obvious price competitive advantages in the international market
The submersible electric pump is a convenient and fast water lifting tool for water supply and water lifting in submersible water together with the motor and the pump head. my country's submersible pumps have obvious price competitive advantages in the international market, but it is necessary to pay attention to improving the reliability and life of electric pumps, pay attention to the appearance quality of small submersible electric pumps, and gradually enter the international market. . In particular, it is necessary to improve the appearance quality of submersible pumps, give users a beautiful feeling, and make domestic submersible pumps enter the international market as soon as possible.
So the small submersible pump itself has many advantages. In the future, China's demand will continue to grow, and the main development trends are as follows:
1. Develop multi-functional and multi-purpose small submersible electric pumps. Compared with the products of foreign manufacturers, the form of submersible pumps in our country is not enough. But its market demand is great, so it has good development prospects. Two single-ended mechanical seals are used.
2. Develop large and medium-sized submersible pumps. The outstanding advantage is that the structure of the pump is simplified, and the investment and construction of the pump station are saved. It will be widely used in municipal, industrial and mining, environmental protection, industrial and agricultural water supply and drainage and other fields. Demand is expected to be high in the future. Examples are pumps with cutting devices, multistage pumps, submersible pumps for pumping aggressive media, etc. Rarely produced.
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