Working principle of BRY centrifugal hot oil pump

BRY centrifugal hot oil pump; The working principle of water mainly relies on the rotation of the impeller to obtain centrifugal force, and the reason why water can be sent out is mainly due to the action of centrifugal force. When the motor of the BRY centrifugal hot oil pump drives the impeller on the shaft to rotate at high speed, the blades also cause the liquid to rotate quickly. The liquid filled in the impeller forms a closed ring of approximately equal thickness determined by the shape of the pump chamber under the action of centrifugal force. It is thrown from the center of the impeller along the flow channel between the blades towards the periphery of the impeller. After the liquid in the BRY centrifugal hot oil pump is thrown out, a vacuum area is formed in the center of the impeller. Due to the action of the blades, the pressure and velocity of the liquid increase simultaneously, and it is guided to the next impeller through the flow channel of the guide shell. In this way, it gradually flows through all impellers and guide shells, further increasing the pressure energy of the liquid. After stacking each impeller step by step, the head can be obtained, so that the BRY centrifugal hot oil pump can achieve continuous liquid transportation through cyclic operation.