Multistage Pumps
Multiple impellers in series for high-pressure output with high efficiency.
A multistage pump consists of multiple impellers arranged in series on a common shaft inside a single casing. Each impeller increases the pressure of the fluid as it passes through, giving a significant boost in pressure compared to a single-stage pump.
| Type | Centrifugal multistage |
|---|---|
| Impeller Arrangement | Multiple impellers in series on a common shaft |
| Casing | Single casing |
| Output | High pressure |
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Key Features
- Impellers mounted in series on a common shaft in a single casing
- Significantly higher pressure than single-stage pumps
- Pressure rise divided across stages, so each impeller runs at a lower differential for better efficiency
- Versatile and efficient for high-resistance or long-distance pumping
Applications
- Water supply systems
- Boiler feedwater
- Industrial processes
- Reverse osmosis systems
- Oil and gas pipelines
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