Vertical Turbine Pump Manufacturers

Distinctive Features

• Vertical Shaft Orientation: Transfer of liquids from deep or hard to reach places.
• Segmented Construction: Composed of separate motor, column, shaft, and bowl sections that can be serviced independently.
• Multi-Stage Pumping: Multiple impellers can be stacked on the shaft to increase pressure output.
• Robust Shaft and Bearing Assembly: Designed to withstand axial forces and minimise vibration during operation.
• Custom Material Selection: Components can be made from stainless steel, cast iron, or bronze depending on fluid properties.
• Open or Closed Impeller Types: Selected based on fluid viscosity and solids content.

Typical Applications

• Groundwater Extraction: Used to a large extent in municipal water supply systems drawing water from deep wells.
• Agricultural Irrigation: Supplies water to extensive irrigation networks from underground sources.
• Power Plant Cooling: Circulates large volumes of water for thermal regulation.
• Industrial Fluid Handling: Moves process water or cooling media in a factory.
• Flood Control and Drainage: Removes excess water from low-lying or flooded land.
• Mining Water Management: Removes water out of mine shafts, or allows a slurry to be transferred.

Benefits of Vertical Turbine Pumps

• Space Saving Design: Occupies less ground area compared to horizontal pumps with similar capacities.
• Ease of Maintenance: Motor and drive components are accessible without disturbing submerged parts.
• Adaptable to Various Depths: Column length and stages can be customised to site-specific requirements.
• Stable Hydraulics: Stable for varying flow.
• Build to withstand severe conditions: Readily build resistance to abrasion, corrosion and continual operation.