In various liquid transport scenarios, self-priming pumps, with their convenient "no need to refill water each time," are an ideal choice for agricultural irrigation, building drainage, industrial circulation, and emergency water supply.
Improper positioning of filters, gate valves and other accessories installed on the inlet pipe may become a source of eddy currents.
In the suction chamber of the jet suction pump, the working fluid forms a high-speed jet through the nozzle, creating a low-pressure area to suck in the conveyed fluid.
The overall operating conditions of the pump must also be considered. The pump flow rate should be properly controlled to avoid operating beyond the rated flow rate to prevent local pressure drops that increase the risk of cavitation.
A pump with excellent self-priming performance can be quickly operational in unattended or emergency situations, ensuring continuous and efficient fluid delivery, becoming a reliable power source for industrial processes.
Across the vast expanses of farmland, water is the source of life, and it is the silently operating irrigation equipment that delivers this vital water to every inch of land.