Vibration submersible pump Water Pump 8011

Description

Domestic Strumok submersible vibration pumps draw water from wells, ponds and boreholes with an internal ring diameter of 100 mm or more, at water temperatures up to +35°C. Vibration pumps have universal applications and can be used on smallholdings for watering vegetable gardens and orchards, as well as for individual water supply to a cottage or country house. The Strumok (Belarus) submersible vibration pump can deliver water horizontally over a distance of more than 100 m. The pump's design provides continuous cooling of the pump's electric drive, protecting it from overheating and failure during operation. The vibration pump's top water intake prevents increased turbidity of the water source during operation and keeps it from drawing in mechanical particles from the bottom (sand, pebbles, silt, etc.). The operating principle of vibration pumps is very simple: an electromagnetic field is created on the pump's armature, which pulls in the armature rod and, behind it, the rubber diaphragm. This creates a volume of reduced pressure, into which water is drawn. A spring returns the rod to its starting position, and the water, sealed in this space by check valves, moves toward the pump's outlet. In this case, the diaphragm also serves as an additional barrier protecting the pump's electrical part from water. Pump applications: water supply for individual rural residential properties, farms, greenhouses, etc.; supplying drinking water to rural residential properties; use in garden and vegetable-plot watering and irrigation systems; spraying trees and shrubs (using spray attachments); pumping water out of basements, garages, etc.