End Suction Pump
Kingda end suction pump has a sturdy horizontal structure and efficient fluid delivery efficiency, which minimizes the cost of use and has an excellent service life.
End Suction Pump Meaning | Definition, Structure & Uses
What is an end suction pump? An end suction pump is typically a horizontal, single-stage end suction centrifugal pump with a single impeller.
The suction port of an end suction pump is typically located at the front of the pump, and the discharge port is located above the pump, typically at a 90-degree angle to the suction port.
When the pump is started, fluid enters the pump from one end. Centrifugal force from the impeller increases the pressure and discharges the fluid from the top of the pump. This compact design offers high pumping efficiency and simplified maintenance.
The simple, compact design and easy maintenance make pumps suitable for a wide range of applications, including high-rise water supply, sewage treatment plants, chemical plants, and even the harshest conditions in mines.
Kingda end-suction pumps are constructed from wear-resistant alloy, enabling them to operate not only in water supply systems but also in conveying slurries containing particulate matter. The ultra-hard pump body allows them to withstand the impact of gravel.
The impeller and lining of the pump are wear- and corrosion-resistant, allowing them to handle abrasive and corrosive slurries with ease, even when the water contains gravel, sand, or even corrosive materials.
End Suction Pump Features
Single-stage centrifugal
Liquid enters the pump at one end and exits at the other (usually directly above or to the side of the pump).
Wide Applications
Due to its easy maintenance and high efficiency, end-suction pumps are suitable for a wide range of applications, from residential water supply and fire protection to industrial applications.
Low Operating Costs
Efficient fluid delivery reduces energy consumption, significantly reducing operating costs for the same flow rate.
Easy Maintenance
The pump's rear-pullout and modular design allows for easy assembly and disassembly, and the wide availability of accessories and spare parts allows for quick maintenance.
Long Service Life
End-suction pump components can be made of high-chromium alloy, rubber, ceramic, stainless steel, and other materials, depending on the properties of the pumped medium. This significantly improves the pump's corrosion resistance and maximizes its service life.
End Suction Pump Design
Compact Design
End-suction pumps are more compact than multi-stage pumps, occupying less space and saving valuable workspace.
Pull-out Design
The pull-out design ensures easier maintenance, saving significant labor and time.
Modular Parts
End-suction pumps utilize a modular design, with many parts being common. This significantly reduces part prices and minimizes overall operating costs.
Multiple Size Customization
Kingda offers customizable solutions. Not only can you choose from a wide range of sizes, but we also offer custom-designed pumps tailored to your needs.
Kingda End Suction Pump Handles Tough Conditions with Ease
Kingda end-suction pumps are constructed from special wear-resistant materials, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. From clean water to abrasive slurries, Kingda end-suction pumps can easily handle the most demanding environments.
Main Applications:
- Municipal water supply and drainage: fire protection systems, water treatment systems, high-rise water supply, commercial air conditioning circulating water
- Industrial drainage: industrial wastewater, tailings transportation, river dredging
- Agriculture: farmland irrigation, animal manure treatment
- Corrosive fluid transportation: corrosive slurries in chemical plants, mineral processing
- Abrasive fluid transportation: silt, mortar, slurry, sediment
KWP Series End Suction Pump
🔸Discharge Diameter(mm): 40 ~ 500
🔸Capability(m³/h): 10 ~ 3000
🔸Head(m): 5 ~ 80
🔸Applications: Sewage treatment, Breweries, Paper mills, Mines
LC Series End Suction Pump
🔸Discharge Diameter(mm): 25 ~ 400
🔸Capability(m³/h): 5 ~ 2600
🔸Head(m): 4 ~ 250
🔸Applications: Petroleum, Seawater treatment, Chemical, Paper mills
End Suction Pump Curve
Best End Suction Centrifugal Pump Manufacturer, Since 1948
Since 1948, Kingda has been dedicated to the research, development, and production of end-suction pumps. Over decades of experience, we have achieved not only significant technological breakthroughs but also substantial advances in material research and development.
Our technology and experience ensure we provide you with the most comprehensive and professional solutions, minimizing your operating costs throughout your project.
Kingda has professional maintenance engineers serving customers worldwide. If you encounter any problems with your end-suction pump, our engineers will contact you promptly to assist you in resolving the maintenance issue as quickly as possible.
FAQ
Most end-suction pumps are centrifugal pumps. They draw liquid into the pump through a front inlet. The impeller rotates, moving the liquid within the volute-shaped pump casing and out through an outlet located at the top.
In the industry, end-suction pumps generally refer to single-stage centrifugal pumps. Positive displacement pumps, double-suction pumps, and multi-stage pumps all operate on different principles and structures.
In terms of operation, an end-suction pump is a single-stage, single-suction centrifugal pump. During operation, liquid enters the pump through the suction port directly in front of the pump and is discharged from the top of the pump due to the centrifugal force of the impeller.
A split-case pump, on the other hand, is a double-suction pump with a double-suction impeller. During operation, liquid is drawn in from both sides of the pump.
Structurally, end-suction pumps are horizontal, compact, and space-saving, often employing a rear-pull design.
Split-case pumps, on the other hand, utilize an upper and lower structure, making them bulky but easy to maintain; maintenance only requires opening the upper half of the pump casing.
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