Submersible Pumps
bradleyLike any other pump, submersible pumps are used to move fluid from one point to another; however, they are completely submerged in the fluid or medium they are required to pump. This type of pump features a hermetically sealed motor that is close-coupled to the pump body, which is contained in a water-tight enclosure to […]
[Read More...]Self Priming Pumps: How it Works, Types, and Applications
BradleyIn many fluid pumping applications, pumps have to be placed above the level of liquid, allowing air into the line, which can lead to challenges such as overheating and pump failure. To avoid these issues, self-priming pumps are used to evacuate the air before moving liquids. At Gainesville Industrial Electric (GIE), we offer a variety […]
[Read More...]Centrifugal Pump vs. Positive Displacement Pump
BradleyCentrifugal and positive displacement pumps are powerful tools that can move fluid through complex industrial and municipal systems. But it’s essential to choose the right equipment for your facility’s needs. Here, we’ll discuss the differences between the two pump types, the fluids they can handle, and some of the most popular applications of each pump. […]
[Read More...]Goulds® Pumps: Selection Guide
BradleyXylem is a leading provider of water industry solutions. The company has many product brands—including Goulds Water Technology, which manufactures and distributes Goulds® pumps. Goulds pumps are designed for reliability and durability. However, they are available in many variations, each of which is suitable for different requirements and restrictions.
[Read More...]Industrial Pump Selection Guide
BradleyIndustrial pumps are designed specifically for use in harsh or heavy-duty applications. They move a range of material types, including water and wastewater, chemicals, oil, petroleum, sludges and slurries, and food. This overview of pump varieties and applications will lend insight into which pumps are best suited for certain jobs.
[Read More...]Variable Frequency Drive for Single-Phase and Three-Phase Motors
BradleyVariable frequency drives (VFDs)—also referred to as AC drives, variable speed drives, inverters, and motor drives—regulate the voltage and frequency that a power supply delivers to a connected motor. These controller devices are suitable for use with single-phase and three-phase motors, adjusting their output speed to enhance process operations and energy efficiency.
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