• Submersible Water Pump, Sewage Submersible Pump LWS-0.75F System 1
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Submersible Water Pump, Sewage Submersible Pump LWS-0.75F

Submersible Water Pump, Sewage Submersible Pump LWS-0.75F

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Supply Capability:
5000 set/month

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Specifications

It's more compact,light on weight,easy for use.
It's suitable for home water supply,garden irrigation,building site,aquaculture


Application

Applying for building site ,hotel,restaurant,ship,mine,urban sewage,dejecta  discharge,garden and farm irrigation, it also can be used for transporting liquid feed for fishing aquaculture and transporting dilute paper pulp.

Materials

· Pump body:Cast iron

· Motor housing:Stainless steel

· Motor wire:Copper

· Impeller:cast iron

· Mechanical seal:Ceramic&Graphite

· Shaft:45#steel

· Bearing:China

· Insulation class:B

· Protection class:IP68


Electrical Data

Rated power:0.75KW

Rated voltage:220/380V

Mains frequency:50/60Hz





Q: was told by a Toyota Service that this would only be 1 hour more labor and cost me about 140 dollars more..and that they always recommend it being done same time as timing belt and water pump replacement....but is really a good idea or not? (if engine is 20 years old..but has ony 150 ,000 miles on it..btw. this is for a 94 Toyota 4 Runner V6 engine
Do not use that shop again. There's more work than that involved in doing what they say they can do in an hour. I have never had those recommendations for any of my Toyotas that were serviced regularly.
Q: The flow of the pump will be reduced, the speed will change, the power of the motor will change?
Water pump flow rate, speed will not change, the power of the motor will change in general.Different types of pumps have different flow power curves. Only the most common centrifugal pump is used as an example to illustrate the relationship between the flow rate and other pump parameters. The typical centrifugal pump flow power curve is shown in the P-qv curve (red line) shown below.Turn left and turn right |According to the flow power curve, it can be seen that with the increase of the flow rate, the power increases linearly, and the power decreases linearly with the decrease of flow rate.In fact, the pump shaft power P= P gQH/ (1000 K), including H: head, unit m, Q: flow unit m3/s, ETA: for the efficiency of the pump, general 0.7-0.85, P: shaft power, unit kW, K: matching coefficient, small power is 1.25, P: work is like a water medium density.Therefore, for a specified pump, the power is proportional to the flow theoretically. In fact, as the flow rate changes, the efficiency of the pump changes, so it can only be close to the positive proportion.Running water pump speed generally depends only on the pump, power (motor, diesel, etc.) speed, the flow of water generally can not affect its speed. But in the design of pumps, the flow is related to the speed, and other design parameters remain unchanged, the pump speed is high, the pump flow.
Q: I just had my water pump replaced and a coolant flush. 35 miles later, my MAL light came on and my mechanic said my thermostat needs replacement. Should this have been done with the water pump work, or could the work have caused the thermostat problem?
My philosophy on thermostats is if I don't have a reason to suspect trouble with it I don't change it. Thermostats don't have any particular life expectancy - the one in my daughter's Accord is 18 years old and works better than new aftermarket thermostats I have tried. I haven't replaced a thermostat in about 15 years. They are often blamed but (until recently, with the introduction of fail open thermostats) rarely at fault. EDIT - I also agree with BR549, although for a different reason. Professionals have to work somewhat differently than DIYers because of where the costs fall. I would rebuild a starter and it would be a lot better than a store-bought rebuilt, but a pro would be taking on unnecessary risks if he didn't replace the starter. His perspective splits the question in two: should the thermostat be replaced during coolant service, and should a professional mechanic replace the thermostat during coolant service? I answer no to the first and yes to the second. The replacement may actually be a step down from the one we know works, but it is also the safer way for a pro to go.
Q: For what reasons can water pump in car break? Thanks
Mechanical water pumps break because they have a shaft that goes directly into a water pump housing. That shaft is driven on the outside by the accessory drive belt. on the inside of the water pump housing their is a impeller(a disk like that of a old mill house in the forest next to a stream). between inside the pump housing and outside there is a rubber seal to keep the coolant in. Because the rubber seal is exposed to heat drying occurs on the outside causing the rubber seal to on day get hardened. On the inside the hot coolant keep the seal pliable and soft. when air gets inside the coolant system with water it causes the seal to dry on the inside of shaft seal. When heat is on both sides of the seal exposed to air cracking occurs faster causing the seal to crack all the way through and spill water. Electric water pumps for cars are some of the most compact and powerful water pumps around for their size. Due to the extreme under hood temps and the constant turning on and off to save gas the electric water pump for cars have a short life. It used to be electric water pumps were only used in the drag race area; due to electric failure. Not until recently have companies started to deploy them among small cars and also as secondary pumps for turbo and supercharger applications with having a main water pump being mechanical.
Q: What do water pumps do on a car?
The water-pump circulates the hot coolant from the engine to the radiator where it is cooled and back to the water-pump through the hot engine again. If you had listed a particular car or truck as an example, some water-pumps push the hottest water in to the radiator through the lower radiator hose where it is cooled and then circulated back through the upper radiator hose to the cylinder-heads first then the block. This is the latest and greatest coolant circulation method because the cylinder-heads are the hottest part of a water-cooled internal combustion engine. The block temperature is always substantially cooler than the cylinder-heads. This is called a reverse cooled cooling system. One of these days to avoid confusion the makers of water-pumps should re-name them simply coolant pumps Race car engines are the only place real pure water is circulated through the cooling systems because antifreeze cuts cooling efficiency.
Q: A pump is said to be capable of pumping water up to 100 meters, but I don't want to confirm that by actually putting up a very long pipe to that height. I know that pressure is related to height, so putting pressure at the output end of the pump would simulate different heights. Any suggestions how I can rig a contraption to do this? Thanks.
Install a pressure gauge at the pumps diischarge line and note that p=wh. H =p/w, H =p{(144)/62.4}/3.28 meters Pressure expected therefore in psi, is p={62.4/144}3.28 p=14.9 psi A pressure gauge of 0 to 50 psig range would be sufficient to indicate the expected pressure.
Q: Water pump maintenance what should be maintained?
1 by sound to determine whether the bearing is good. If the sound is abnormal, replace the bearing.2, check whether the impeller is worn, if worn, will affect the flow, lift, efficiency, need to be replaced.3, check whether the mechanical seal can continue to use, can not be used, need to be replaced4, check the oil tank is missing oil, such as lack of oil to the appropriate location.
Q: The role of water replenishing pump in circulating system
There are three ways of constant pressure in water system. 1, the expansion tank constant pressure, this method applies to small and medium water systems, low cost. 2 water pump constant pressure, the role is when the system because the water shortage during the operation, resulting in insufficient pressure, the water supply system can play the role of water pressure. 3 pressure tank fixed pressure, pressure tank fixed pressure at the same time, also need replenishment pump water, the individual feel that the first two kinds of economic reality
Q: Well I know the water pump is leaking and its leaking fast. So I put water in the coolant reservoir and when I drive it acts fine but then when I stop and idle the coolant tank starts too over flow and spits the water out everywhere. Car still being at reg temperature the coolant reservoir is steaming/smoking? I can't tell which. But there doesn't seem to be water in the oil??? What's going on? If the water pump is replaced will this stop?
If you are loosing water due to a leak coming from your water pump the radiator can not hold pressure making the water over heat that is where the steam is coming from and as far as how long it will take you to replace the water pump time will tell if this is your first time it may take you 8 hours but like they say it is better to have tried than to have not tried at all.
Q: The water pump needs to be replaced but now it is taking several attempts to start the car.
IF IT IS WATER PUMP IT WILL BE LEAKING WATER A LITTLE JUST ABOUT EVERYDAY IF U ARE GONNA WAIT TILL CHANGE IT MAKE SURE U KEEP RESERVIOR FULL AND NO A BAD WATER PUMP SHOULD NOT CAUSE TROUBLE WITH STARTER MAYBE FLY WHEEL PROBLEMS OR STARTER PROBLEMS STARTING ALSO SORRY GOOD LUCK

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