Description
Diesel-driven pumps are designed to handle high volumes of water discharge, with discharge diameters for centrifugal pumps typically ranging from 75-200mm. They can work with clean or dirty water, as well as handle trash and fibrous materials.
When designed with features such as semi-open impellers and an abrasion-resistant pump casing, submersible diesel pumps can handle solids up to 76mm in size. This makes them ideal for transporting or raising water with large abrasion solids such as for quarry site dewatering and floodwater.
Fully automatic, self-priming diesel centrifugal pumps are the choice for fast dewatering solutions on sites where there is no other power source available. Their transportation and storage handling at remote sites is also made easier if they are equipped with forklift slots and a lifting eye.
Some pumps can also be equipped with an extra-large fuel tank to allow them to run for longer periods of time, reducing interruptions to work in order to refuel. Diesel-driven pumps are not suitable for use in high altitudes as it negatively affects performance and efficiency due to the lower pressure.
