Pipe pumps are a type of single-suction single-stage centrifugal pump, featuring a vertical structure. Due to their inlets and outlets being on the same straight line and having the same diameter, they resemble a section of pipeline and can be installed at any location along the pipeline, hence the name "pipe pump" (also known as a booster pump). Structural features: They are single-suction single-stage centrifugal pumps with identical inlets and outlets aligned on a straight line perpendicular to the axis centerline, making them vertical pumps.

Introducing the structure of the pipeline pump.

1. Pump shaft: Connected to the motor, it is the main component for transferring mechanical energy.

2. Electric Motors: The primary components that convert electrical energy into mechanical energy.

3. Pump Base: The main body of the pump, serving as a supporting and fixing function.

4. Mechanical Seals: Devices that maintain adhesion and relative sliding to prevent fluid leakage.

5. Impeller: The core component of centrifugal pumps, characterized by high speed and high output. The blades on the impeller play a crucial role. The impeller must undergo a static balance test before assembly. The inner and outer surfaces of the impeller must be smooth to minimize frictional losses in water flow.