Electric Submersible Discharge Sewage Pump (WQ)

Electric Submersible Discharge Sewage Pump (WQ)

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Min Order Qty:: 1 unit

Supply Capability:: 1000 unit/month

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WQ Sewage Submersible Pump

Application

WQ series submersible sewage pumps are widely used in agriculture, architecture, mine, environment protection and industry, such as drainage slurry, waste water, which contained short fibre, waste paper, sand and so on. It is also an ideal equipment for irrigation.

Working Condition

Working Medium: No-corrosion Dirty water

Sand content: Less than 25%

Medium PH: 6.5-8.5

Water temperature: Less than40°c

Sand size: Less than 18mm

Attention
submersible depth is less than 5m, wholly submersible into water ,but not submersible into mud.

MODEL	POWER		FLOW	HEAD	VOLTAGE	OUTLET
MODEL	KW	HP	M3/H	M	V	INCH
50WQ8-11-0.55	0.55	0.75	8	11	Single phase220V/50Hz	2"
50WQ10-12-0.75	0.75	1	10	12
50WQ10-15-1.1	1.1	1.5	10	15
50WQ8-24-1.1	1.1	1.5	8	24
50WQ10-12-0.75	0.75	1	10	12	Three phase 380V/50HZ	2"
50WQ10-15-1.1	1.1	1.5	10	15
50WQ8-24-1.1	1.1	1.5	8	24
50WQ15-15-1.5	1.5	2	15	15
50WQ10-34-2.2	2.2	3	10	34
50WQ9-22-2.2			9	22
64WQ25-15-2.2			25	15		2.5"
75WQ40-10-2.2			40	10		3"
100WQ50-7-2.2			50	7		4"
50WQ12-40-3	3	4	12	40		2"
50WQ15-30-3			15	30		2"
64WQ25-22-3			25	22		2.5"
75WQ40-14-3			40	14		3"
100WQ60-9-3			60	9		4"
50WQ12-50-4	4	5.5	12	50		2"
50WQ15-35-4			15	35		2"
64WQ25-28-4			25	28		2.5"
75WQ40-18-4			40	18		3"
100WQ60-14-4			60	14		4"
50WQ12-60-5.5	5.5	7.5	12	60		2"
50WQ15-45-5.5			15	45		2"
64WQ30-30-5.5			30	30		2.5"
75WQ40-24-5.5			40	24		3"
100WQ60-18-5.5			60	18		4"
150WQ100-7-5.5			100	7		6"
50WQ12-72-7.5	7.5	10	12	72		2"
75WQ40-30-7.5			40	30		2.5"
100WQ65-22-7.5			65	22		4"
150WQ100-12-7.5			100	12		6"
150WQ145-9-7.5			145	9		6"
64WQ25-50-11	11	15	25	50		2.5"
75WQ40-40-11			40	40		3"
100WQ60-30-11			60	30		4"
100WQ80-25-11			80	25		4"
150WQ100-22-11			100	22		6"
150WQ150-12-11			150	12		6"
200WQ200-9-11			200	9		8"
65WQ30-60-15	15	20	30	60		2.5"
75WQ40-60-15			40	60		3"
100WQ60-40-15			60	40		4"
100WQ80-35-15			80	35		4"
150WQ100-30-15			100	30		6"
150WQ150-20-15			150	20		6"
200WQ220-12-15			220	12		8"

Q: I replaced the water pump on my 350 chevy small block and the thing is leaking out of the lower bolt hole on the passenger side. I was told to remove the bolt and coat it with permatex hi tack gasket sealer and reinstall it. Any how I'm wondering why there would be a leak there in the first place, any ideas?: my first response is, you used a wrong gasket or you mucked up the gasket when you installed it. Then i think of maybe the water pump casting cracked when you tightened the bolt. ( but not likely) . I guess you could try the sealer thing. but you could test it to see if it leaking from under the bolt head. The way you could do that is put a soft washer , like copper washer under the bolt head and put the bolt back in. the soft copper washer will make a water tight seal. if it were me , i would remove the pump and find out what the hay is wrong . i have replaced at least 6 water pumps on my own chevys, and have never had that problem.

Q: Does it take more power to pump water with a 1 /12 hp bg motor/pump than one that is a spare pump/motor running dry,not connected to the system? I am trying to figure out how long it will run with an power inverter during a power failure.: put in a zone valve that way when the power goes out you can open the zone manually and heat with gravity,as the furnace cools it draws the heat from the top of the unit through the pipes and back to the bottom

Q: Today I was installing a new water pump on my 1999 grand Prix. When tightening the bolts one of them snapped off. Now the pump leaks from that broken bolt. I was wondering if I would be able to stop the leak using some sort of sealant or would I have to take the car in to get the bolt removed?: You will need to remove the water pump and see how far down the bolt broke. You may be able to get hold of the bolt with vice grips and get it out. Worse case you will have to drill it out and re-cut the thread or use a bolt extraction tool, you simply drill a hole smaller than the bolt and the extraction tool turns the opposite way to the bolt thread and as it gets tight its meant to loosen the bolt in question. I have done this many times and it dose not always work so you may need a professional to do it.

Q: What are the quota items for the complete pump installation?: Pump installation / anchor bolt installation anchor bolt hole, fill oar vibration cushion installation

Q: The submersible, intermittent pump for my household water well, which is undergound out in the yard, “bangs” when it starts and stops, and vibrates the pipes when it runs. Any idea what might be causing this, or how to make it stop doing this? This all started about 5 months ago and has been getting worse.: It sounds to me like water hammer. There are a few ways to address it, probably the easiest is to add an expansion tank. To find out, try connecting a garden hose somewhere in the system, preferably a cold water pipe. Drain all the water from the hose and put a nozzle or plug on the end so the air can't escape, then turn the valve on. The air in the hose will act as a cushion and, if water hammer is the problem, you won't hear it while the hose is connected. That is not a permanent solution, just a simple test that might give you an answer. Good luck

Q: Dear friends, please let me know in most of the power plants recirculation line and balance leak off lines are provided for boiler feed water pumps and those lines are connected to Deaerator. Why?: The feed pumps for most power plants are multistage centrifugal pumps. They have a minimum flow requirement or the balancing forces of the various impellers are lost and the pump is damaged. A recirculation line permits a minimum flow to be maintained at all times. It goes back to the deaerator so the boiler feedwater is not lost. Note: many of these pumps have the recycle automated so it is only in operation at very low flow rates. The leak off from the balancing line is recycled for the same reason.

Q: Why can't vertical water pump use spring shock absorber?: Building water supply and drainage and heating engineering construction quality acceptance specification (GB50242-2002) on the 4.4 water supply equipment installation 4.4.6 regulations. Because the spring damper is not conducive to the stability of the vertical pump running, therefore, the vertical water pump damping device should not use spring shock absorber.

Q: It DID start after the Water Pump was put on. And i have not yet been able to detect a vacuum leak. The quot;whistling noiseseems consistent with RPMs, and the quot;dieseling(run-on) stopped in all but a rapid succession of 5 quick ~1-minute start/stops when the engine was fully warmed.. then it minorly ran-on.Could i be driving myself nuts over a Water Pump sound, and if it IS a Water Pump bearing, do i need a new Water Pump?1984 Chevy Camaro. 2.8 V6 carb'd 165,000 miles Auto.: Yes the water pump can make that noise even when new. The pump will keep working until the seal fails. You will see water pissing out of a small hole under the pump and that is when you replace it.

Q: Today I see the saying that if your pipe diameter has been selected, then the pipe diameter on the pipe diameter should be smaller. I don't know why: In order to reduce the water outlet resistance of pump outlet.The statement should be: if your pump has been selected, then the outer outlet pipe caliber than the water pump outlet diameter one.

Q: Hello, I'm having an issue with grinding/metallic noise from engine bay. Alternator was replaced today and didn't fix. However, when I got the car back from the garage the oil level indicator is saying quot;inactivequot;. I seem to find some answers on the web that say the oil level indicator is in some way connected to the water pump. Car has 95k miles on and I doubt it had been changed. Could this be the cause of the noise? And could anyone possibly tell me which pulley it is on the belt? Many thanks for your time :): Alternator replaced? Will you be getting credit back for that? Anyway, at 95k it's almost about time to do a full preventive maintenance thing. That includes the water pump, belts, radiator hoses, I would do the tensioner and idle pulley too since one is there already. Would replace the radiator expansion tank too. Change the spark plug and valve cover gasket too while you are at it. The spark plug can be done separately, but it's time to replace them.

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