Types of Water Pump

Water pumps are available in a variety of different types suitable for specific applications. In this video, We'll show 11 types of water pumps on the market. so, let's get started with the video.

NUMBER 1.

Automotive water pumps
Automotive water pumps are impeller pumps that are used in the engines of cars, trucks, and other vehicles to circulate cooling fluid within the water jacket of combustion engines. These pumps serve to move cooling fluid through a closed system so that the engine does not overheat.

NUMBER 2.

Agricultural water pumps
Agricultural water pumps are used in the farming and agriculture industries to power the irrigation processes that provide water to the roots of crops to assist in their growth. 

NUMBER 3.

Boiler water circulating pumps
Boiler water circulating pumps are used to take the water that has been heated in a boiler and distribute that heated water through a network of pipes and heat exchangers.

NUMBER 4.

Dewatering pumps
In construction applications, dewatering pumps are used to remove ground or surface water interfering with the ability to excavate the site, create a foundation, or pour concrete footings. 

NUMBER 5.

Groundwater remediation and sampling pumps
Groundwater remediation pumps or groundwater sampling pumps are employed at sites where the groundwater has become polluted with a foreign substance or another contaminant, and there is a need to pump water out of the ground for treatment. 

NUMBER 6.

Industrial water pumps
Industrial water pumps is a general term that refers to any application of water pumps that requires heavy-duty use in industries such as manufacturing, oil & gas, mining, food & beverage, chemical, or pharmaceuticals, to name a few.

NUMBER 7.

Saltwater or seawater pumps
Saltwater pumps and seawater pumps are specifically designed to withstand the harsh effects of a brine solution that can corrode and damage materials such as metals. On marine vessels, these pumps may be employed for the purpose of transferring ballast or for use in firefighting operations. 

NUMBER 8.

Stormwater pumps
Stormwater pumps are employed to pump and move stormwater from collection points such as tanks where runoff accumulates to locations where the water may be treated or passed to the sewer system. Electrically operated submersible pumps are typically used, but alternative power options such as pneumatic or hydraulic pumps are also used.

NUMBER 9.

Sump Pumps
Sump pumps are a component of a waterproofing system that enables the collection and discharge of water that may accumulate in a low part of a home or building (typically a basement) and enable that water to be safely moved outside of the building to prevent flooding. 

NUMBER 10.

Wastewater pumps
Wastewater pumps are used to transport wastewater from a collection point to a wastewater treatment facility, where it is treated chemically before being released into the environment. Soil and sediment may pose a challenge to maintaining the operation of wastewater pumps.

NUMBER 11.

Waterworks and water treatment pumps
On the water supply side, waterworks and water treatment pumps are used to support the operations at a waterworks facility. Waterworks pumps may be used to supply pressure for the water distribution system or may pump water to a water tower or elevated water tank that is used to maintain water pressure as demand varies throughout the day.

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