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DN25-DN200 Vertical Cast Iron Single-pipe Submersible Sewage Pump

PWSYW
Flow Range:8-400m³/h
Head Range:5-60m
Inlet/Outlet Range:DN25-DN200
Motor Power:0.75-45kw
Submersible Depth:0.5-5m
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Vertical Cast Iron Single-pipe Submersible Sewage Pump

  The PWS YW vertical cast iron single-pipe sewage pump is a robust cast iron water pump engineered for handling sewage with solids, fibers, and high viscosity. Featuring a single-pipe support design, it immerses the pump body in liquid while keeping the motor dry above the surface. This sewage submersible pumps offer clog-resistant operation, exceptional wear resistance, and low-maintenance efficiency, ideal for municipal, industrial, and construction wastewater systems. A compact, durable solution for tough sewage challenges.
 

Technical Features


  • Efficient Anti-Clogging Performance

Single or double vane impellers, together with oversized flow channels and anti-block hydraulic structures, stop blockages reliably, making the pump perfect for sewage rich in solid impurities.
  • Monolithic Long Shaft Layout

Built with a single seamless steel pipe bracket for a simple layout and easy installation. Its standard submersible depth is 3 meters, and custom longer shafts are available upon request.
 

Product Advantage


  • Wide Range to Match Diverse Requirements

Its flow range spans 8 to 400 cubic meters per hour, fully accommodating sewage treatment projects of all sizes. The available head ranges from 5 to 60 meters to satisfy various vertical lifting height demands.
  • Broad Medium Compatibility

This pump works with wastewater featuring a specific gravity between 1 and 1.3 kg/dm³ and a maximum fluid temperature of 70°C. It can pass solid particles up to 30% of the pump’s diameter and fibrous substances as long as 1.5 times the pump diameter.
 
 
 Vertical Sump Pump vs Submersible Pump
Vertical Sump PumpSubmersible Pump
Motor PositionLocated above the liquid level (dry environment outside the tank/pit).Fully submerged in the liquid along with the pump body.
Pump / Impeller PositionSubmerged at the bottom of the pit, connected to the motor via an extended vertical shaft.Submerged at the bottom of the pit, directly coupled to the motor casing.
Sealing RequirementsStandard mechanical seals or packing glands (simpler seal design as the motor remains dry).Heavy-duty double mechanical seals with an oil chamber to protect the motor from fluid ingress.
Installation & FootprintRequires mounting flange/plate directly over the top opening of the pit; needs precise alignment for the shaft.Simple"drop-in"installation; often uses an auto-coupling guide rail system for fast placement.
FAQ
Q1: Can a vertical sump pump run dry?
A: Short periods of dry running may be tolerated depending on the bearing and bushing materials, but continuous dry running should be avoided to prevent overheating and mechanical seal/bearing damage.
Q2: How is the pump shaft supported over long lengths?
A: For longer immersion depths, intermediate sleeve bearings (bushings) are installed along the column pipe to stabilize the shaft and prevent vibration.
Q3: Do vertical sump pumps require priming?
A: No. Since the pump casing and impeller are fully submerged in the liquid, the pump is always primed and ready to start instantly.
 
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