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Submersible pumps
Submersible pumps are powerful pumps that are submerged in water to pump it efficiently and effectively. They are widely used for pumping wastewater and sewage, but are also suitable for domestic use, such as pumping out a basement or swimming pool. Submersible pumps are available in different versions and powers, depending on the application and the type of water to be pumped. They are usually very reliable and can pump large volumes of water in a short time. When choosing a submersible pump, it is important to take into account factors such as the size of the volume of water to be pumped, the maximum head and the desired speed of pumping.
AdviceWhy a submersible pump?
No problems with suction
- Produces little noise
- Simple installation
- Clogging free
Submersible pumps for clean and contaminated liquids
In addition to providing advice, Pumport Engineering can also supply you with various submersible pumps: from pumps for clean liquids such as (drinking) water, industrial water and effluent to polluted liquids such as influent and faeces. The design of the pumps and impellers varies from fully closed impellers, semi-open impellers and fully open impellers to vortex impellers and single or multi-channel impellers.
When selecting the right fan, we take your application into account so that the most effective fan shape is used for maximum results. Whether it concerns clog-free operation or an installation for maximum pump efficiency. In addition, the composition of the medium can also lead to the need for special materials.
In the case of chemically contaminated water, the material to be used must be corrosion resistant and the choice will be stainless steel 316 or Duplex. If the medium is abrasive (wearing), a material alloy will be chosen that is wear-resistant, so that the service life of the pump will be correspondingly. A correct choice ensures trouble-free operation at the lowest possible energy costs.
Submersible pump setup
Smaller variants can be placed directly on the surface. We provide industrial submersible pumps with a 'tripod' or a 'coupling foot bend'.
a. Submerged installation
b. portable installation
c. Vertical dry installation
d. Horizontal dry installation
