There are many types of water pumps, but pumps or surface water pumps and submersible pumps. Surface pumps are used for shallow wells, while the pumps are used for wells with a depth of 20 meters.
What are the differences between these two types of pumps? Regardless of where you are, there are many other differences. Knowing this will help you select the type of pump you need. Like it or as a substitute for a newThe installation, it is worth a little research on the two.
A pump is placed on the floor next to the fountain or in the basement of the house. And 'in the storage tank that stores water. This type of pump suction works, means that it uses air pressure to pull out of the water. The most powerful is the pump, the air pressure than can be generated. A pump 40 psi (a measure of atmospheric pressure) it is more powerful than a pump to 20 bar. It can be powered by fuelor solar energy. Some pumps have the casting surface mounted near the engine, while some have jet assembly immersed in water.
A submersible pump is a pump where the motor rotor, nozzle packed in a cylindrical container and immersed in water. A small hole is for the electrical wiring can be connected with a way to run into a wall outlet. This is for wells deeper than 25 meters is recommended.
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