1. Overview
Its principle involves installing the pump impeller within the motor's rotor cavity, forming an integrated whole with the rotor. The rotor acts as the impeller housing, transforming the traditionally non-functional parts of the motor into active working components. During operation, water flows straight through the rotor cavity. This design retains the advantages of submerged electric pumps, including cost-effectiveness, compact structure, easy installation, low noise, and efficient heat dissipation. Due to the straight-through flow path, fully submerged axial-flow pumps exhibit excellent hydrodynamic performance, smooth flow channels, and high overall efficiency. They are primarily used in mechanical-electrical drainage and irrigation projects, flood prevention and drainage systems, or combined low-lift, high-flow water intake applications requiring both drainage and irrigation functions.
2. Applications
Primarily used in mechanical and electrical pumping projects for low-lift, high-flow water intake, such as flood prevention, drainage, or combined irrigation-drainage systems.
3. Key Features
● Wet Stator Structure with Waterproof Coils
Utilizes patented multi-layer co-melt co-extrusion winding technology to create specialized waterproof coils that resist water immersion.
Eliminates insulation risks associated with traditional sealing methods, offering significantly higher reliability than dry-type stator submersible pumps.
● Compact Design with Reduced Dimensions
Axial length reduced by nearly half compared to traditional dry-type axial flow pumps.
Metal consumption decreased by 40%, enabling rapid auto-coupling installation.
● Enhanced Efficiency
Straight-through flow minimizes bends and irregular pipe impacts, ensuring uniform flow distribution and low hydraulic losses.
Short flow path reduces turbulence and energy waste, achieving superior system efficiency.
● Ultra-Low Noise and Improved Heat Dissipation
Optimized operational conditions enhance underwater cooling efficiency.
Minimal noise generation reduces environmental impact.
● Convenient Operation and Maintenance
Supports automated control systems for smart management.
Reduced excavation volume and shortened construction timelines lower project costs.