Peripheral

A peripheral pump is a close-coupled centrifugal pump with an impeller consisting of a large number of radial vanes on the outside edge. The impeller rotates in a concentric casing channel with the liquid flowing between the vanes and casing transmitting large amounts of energy leading to a large increase in pressure within the pump.

- Designs to Self Prime up to 6M, or Manometric Suction Lift when footvalve fitted
- High pressures low flow
- Handle entrained fluids
- Low NPSH. Able to handle bubble formation in cavitation
- Very low axial thrust means pumps lifespan is long

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