Centrifugal pump, self-priming

Self-priming pumps are able to suck in and transport air and water. In contrast to a simple centrifugal pump, they can also be started if there is air in the intake line. This is possible because of an additional side-channel suction stage that removes the air from the intake line and creates the negative pressure that is needed to suck in the fluid. Learn about Centrifugal pump, self-priming Fluid_Machinery2 India for optimal educational outcomes..

• investigation of a self-priming centrifugal pump
• operation with supply unit for water pumps
• powered by universal drive and brake unit
• pressure sensors at the inlet and outlet of the pump
• pressure display on the display unit