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Category: Centrifugal pumps

Centrifugal pumps

This section offers an in-depth analysis of centrifugal pumps, hydraulic machines widely used in various industrial sectors. The physical principles underlying their operation, the different configurations available (single-stage, multistage, horizontal and vertical axis pumps), selection criteria based on application specifics, and best practices for optimizing energy efficiency and predictive maintenance will be examined.
How to tell if a centrifugal pump is oversized or undersized
Oversized or undersized centrifugal pump

The correct sizing of centrifugal pumps is a fundamental aspect to ensure high performance for the entire system. The choice of product…

Differences between PVDF and PFA: a guide to selection in centrifugal pumps
Centrifugal pumps

Corrosion of pump components and fluid leakage into the environment are just some of the most serious problems that could...

Magnetic drive centrifugal pump for phthalic and maleic anhydride
magnetic drive pump

Centrifugal pump magnetic drive for phthaleic and maleic anhydride When transferring unstable substances or fluids that can change…

Pumps Subject to DUAL USE Regulations: Classification, Requirements, and Export Management
dual-use regulation

Pumps subject to DUAL USE regulation: classification, requirements and export management Some equipment commonly used in the process industry, such as in…

Process Pumps: Choosing the Right Solution for the Chemical Industry
process pumps

Process pumps: choosing the right solution for the chemical industry Many problems related to the handling of fluids in the chemical industry…

Pumps for viscous fluids: selection errors that reduce efficiency and lifespan
CDR Pompe – Industrial and Process Pumps

Too often, problems encountered in a system, such as inconsistent flow rates or abnormal vibrations, are not pump defects, but the result of a technical underestimation of the fluid being moved.