Centrifugal pumps use centrifugal force to transfer liquids or gases from one point to another. Inside the pump housing is an impeller – a rotating component with vanes that spin and push the fluid outwards. As the impeller spins, it pulls fluid in from the center and slings it outward via centrifugal force, building up pressure in the process. The pressurized fluid exits the impeller eye...
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