Centrifugal Pump Manufacturer In India
Jay Khodiyar Engineering Works is an internationally recognized centrifugal pump supplier in India. We have been manufacturing a high-quality and innovative range of centrifugal pumps for more than two decades.
Our range of centrifugal pumps is well-designed and constructed for smooth liquid flow in every application. From pumping water and solvents to oil and acids, our centrifugal pumps perfectly match the customer application requirements and are ideal for industrial, agricultural, and domestic uses.
With years of experience in offering the right and most efficient centrifugal pumps, we pride ourselves on being amongst the top 10 centrifugal pump manufacturers in India in the pump manufacturers list.
- Highly Versatile
- Energy Efficient
- High Operating Reliability
- Safe Fluid Handling
- High Productivity
- Low Maintenance
- Heavy Duty Design
| Capacity | 500M3 / hr |
|---|---|
| Head | 160mtrs |
| Size | 25 to 150 |
| Speed | 1400 to 2800 |
| Temperature | 160 |
| M.O.C. | C.I, WCB. S.S 304, S.S 316/316L Alloy-20, CD4MCU Etc |
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Types of Centrifugal Pump
Applications of Centrifugal Pump
Waste-water Treatment
Surface Conditioning
Food & Beverage
Pharmaceutical
Thermic Fluid Boiler
Heat Exchanger
Chemical Industry
Sugar Plants
Textile Industry
Ceramic Industry
Solvent Transfer
Laminate Industry
Marine/Ports
Automobile Industry
Seawater
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What is a Centrifugal Pump?
A centrifugal pump is a mechanical device that uses rotating impellers to move fluids by converting rotational kinetic energy to hydrodynamic energy. It's essentially a rotating machine that takes in liquid at its center and expels it outward at high pressure.
How Does Centrifugal Pump Work?
- The impeller rotates, and the blades fling the fluid outward due to centrifugal force.
- The fluid accelerates as it moves through the impeller and exits into the casing.
- The casing gradually increases in diameter, which converts the fluid's velocity into pressure.
- The fluid exits the pump through the outlet at a higher pressure than it entered.
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Top-Notch Quality
20+ Years of Experience
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Rugged Construction
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