QY
EDWIN
Descriptions :
The Oil-immersed high volume submersible electric water pumps represent the epitome of superior efficiency in water management. Crafted with an O ring seal and beset with a modest rated voltage of 380V, they guarantee unyielding and robust performances. Their capacity to function underwater renders them optimal for diverse applications. Explore the advantages of these pumps and augment your water pumping infrastructure today.
Main Attributes :
1. The QY series oil-filled submersible pump comprises three distinct components: water pump, seal, and a motor. It encompasses either a single-stage or multi-stage centrifugal design, a mixed flow impeller, a radial guide vane configuration, and a suction flow impeller space guide vane arrangement; between the water pump and motor, an integral mechanical seal or a double-ended mechanical seal functions as a dynamic seal; an "O" type oil resistant rubber sealing gasket serves as a static seal at each static point.
2. The rotating shaft of the electrical pump is meticulously Hard Chromium Plated, thereby substantially boosting the wear resistance and corrosion prevention of the shaft while facilitating easy impeller maintenance and dismantling.
3. Motors sized 4W and less than 4KW incorporate a thermal protector, capable of automatically severing the power supply during abnormal scenarios like phase failure and excess load on the electrical pump. Engines exceeding 7.5KW and up to 5.5KW must incorporate extra motor protection apparatus.
Applications :
This array of electrical pumps is ubiquitously employed in engineering projects, agricultural lands, mines, construction sites, local civic environmental protections, and other domains. They can handle the transportation of liquids free from fibrous materials, paper remnants, sediment and other solid particles like well water, river waters, and other entrained solids.
They serve as an idyllic water pumping unit for agricultural drainage and irrigation systems, water tower water supplies, and mine drainages, however, they are unsuitable for use under conditions necessitating Explosion Protection Compliance.
Descriptions :
The Oil-immersed high volume submersible electric water pumps represent the epitome of superior efficiency in water management. Crafted with an O ring seal and beset with a modest rated voltage of 380V, they guarantee unyielding and robust performances. Their capacity to function underwater renders them optimal for diverse applications. Explore the advantages of these pumps and augment your water pumping infrastructure today.
Main Attributes :
1. The QY series oil-filled submersible pump comprises three distinct components: water pump, seal, and a motor. It encompasses either a single-stage or multi-stage centrifugal design, a mixed flow impeller, a radial guide vane configuration, and a suction flow impeller space guide vane arrangement; between the water pump and motor, an integral mechanical seal or a double-ended mechanical seal functions as a dynamic seal; an "O" type oil resistant rubber sealing gasket serves as a static seal at each static point.
2. The rotating shaft of the electrical pump is meticulously Hard Chromium Plated, thereby substantially boosting the wear resistance and corrosion prevention of the shaft while facilitating easy impeller maintenance and dismantling.
3. Motors sized 4W and less than 4KW incorporate a thermal protector, capable of automatically severing the power supply during abnormal scenarios like phase failure and excess load on the electrical pump. Engines exceeding 7.5KW and up to 5.5KW must incorporate extra motor protection apparatus.
Applications :
This array of electrical pumps is ubiquitously employed in engineering projects, agricultural lands, mines, construction sites, local civic environmental protections, and other domains. They can handle the transportation of liquids free from fibrous materials, paper remnants, sediment and other solid particles like well water, river waters, and other entrained solids.
They serve as an idyllic water pumping unit for agricultural drainage and irrigation systems, water tower water supplies, and mine drainages, however, they are unsuitable for use under conditions necessitating Explosion Protection Compliance.
