Submersible Pump

Submersible pumps are special pumps with the motor and pump assembly located below ground at the bottom of the well column. The whole assembly is submerged in the fluid to be pumped. The motor of this pump is normally sealed in oil-filled cavities to protect them from contacting with the transfer media. Motors of these pumps are engineered and constructed in a manner to operate for long duration and are normally filled with dielectric oil for motor heat transfer as well as for lubricating of the internal moving parts of the motor. Cooling down of the pump's motor is also assisted from the liquid that it is in contact when in use.

Benefits of Submersible Pump

• In a large installation, there is a significant reduction in the amount of concrete required to build the reservoir since a separate dry-well is not required.
• Easier to install · Costs less to purchase
• Quieter in operation
• Don't require separate housings or covers for weather protection

Application of Submersible Pump

• Waste management
• Irrigation
• Residential projects
• Municipal water supply
• Recirculating water system (fountains)