Water pump

Description

Working Principle

The pump pulls water in through the bottom intake and pushes it out through the outlet.
Inside the pump, the impeller is connected to the motor via a shaft. As the shaft spins, the impeller rotates. The water rotates and moves outwards off the impeller. As the water hits the casing of the pump, its kinetic energy converts to potential energy. The water is pushed out of the outlet. The flow of water creates a lower pressure region at the center of the impeller, which pulls water in through the suction inlet.