Q. What is a centrifugal water pump?
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Centrifugal water pumps, by definition, use rotational energy to convey fluids, which are normally powered by a motor. The fluid is propelled by the impeller, enclosed in a casing, and comprises a series of curved or triangular plates that are always immersed in the fluid.
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