Deep-sea pumps

Description

Deep-sea pumps are designed for pumping of potable water, treated water, raw, sea, mineral and thermal water without containing abrasive admixtures and fibers. Depending on the type of submersible pump sand content can be up to 50-100g/m3. Submersible pumps are used in water supply for drinking and personal shots of water and drainage systems of different industries. They are mounted mainly in borehole wells with known parameters (yield wells and dynamic water table).

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