The axial flow pump is a dynamic pump that generates axial thrust through the rotation of an impeller, enabling fluid flow along the pump shaft. Its core characteristics include high flow rates and low head, making it widely used in fields such as water conservancy, municipal utilities, and power generation.
The impeller of an axial flow pump is the core working component, functioning similarly to a propeller. It generates axial thrust through rotating blades, converting mechanical energy into the kinetic and potential energy of the fluid, enabling high-flow, low-head axial transportation.
Common Materials
• Clean water / Ordinary wastewater: Cast iron, cast steel.
Corrosive media: stainless steel, high-nickel alloy, aluminum bronze.
High sand content / severe wear resistance: wear-resistant alloy, duplex steel, surface hardening treatment.
Core Features
High flow rate and low head: The single pump can achieve a flow rate of tens of thousands of m³/h, with a head mostly below 20 meters.
High efficiency: Twisted airfoil + streamlined design, minimal hydrodynamic losses.
• Applicable Scenarios: Farmland Drainage and Irrigation, Urban Flood Control and Drainage, Wastewater Treatment, Nuclear Power Plant Cooling Water Circulation, etc.
