How Centrifugal Pump Works?

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How Centrifugal Pump Works?

Do you know how a centrifugal pump works? In university, you can learn more about it at the Fluid Mechanics laboratory (hopefully the lab has a lab scale centrifugal pump). If you are working in a plant or refinery, chances are you already know about centrifugal pump.

It is indeed interesting to learn how this equipment works. A centrifugal pump operates by converting kinetic energy into potential energy measurable as static fluid pressure at the outlet of the pump. The famous Bernoulli's principle is applied in this process.

With the mechanical action of an electric motor, the rotation of the pump impeller exerts kinetic energy to the fluid via centrifugal force. The fluid is then drawn from the inlet piping into the impeller intake eye (inlet) and is accelerated outwards through the impeller vanes to the volute and outlet piping (outlet).

As the fluid exits the impeller, if the outlet piping is too high to allow flow, the fluid kinetic energy is converted into static pressure. If the outlet piping is open at a lower level, the fluid will be released at greater speed. This can be further explain later when we cover the aspect of net positive suction head (NPSH).


For clearer understanding and better visual, please watch the following video. You'll have better comprehension on how this centrifugal pump works.




Now, for extra understanding, you can watch some videos that I personally select from youtube to provide better view of the external and internal parts of a centrifugal pump. In addition, the video also explains about the type of impellers for centrifugal pump.

Click the link --> Centrifugal Pump Principles.

Update: I also used a type of pump for my research but it is called syringe pump. It is a smaller instrument/ equipment which is imperative for my study which I used to pump glycerol into my quartz reactor. The syringe pump alongside with other analytical chemistry instruments are also available in my lab room for fast and simple testing.

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