The difference between peripheral pumps and centrifugal pumps

Do you know the difference between peripheral pumps and centrifugal pumps?

It is normal not to know the difference between peripheral pumps and centrifugal pumps. If you do not know the difference, we will provide you with the answer.

The difference between a peripheral pump and a centrifugal pump is that a peripheral water pump has a small flow rate and has a large pressure, but a centrifugal pump has a large flow rate and also has a large suction.

It can also be differentiated by the turbine area of ​​the water pump, the circumferential pump has a smaller turbine, and the centrifugal pump has a larger turbine.

While the difference between the centrifuge and the tip is not only in area, but it can also be in shape. Peripheral water pumps consist of a turbine or a pointed impeller and the water circulates through it, but centrifugal pumps consist of an opening through which water flows from the middle to the edges, and inside them there are also curved blades.

When you decide what type of pump you will buy, you must determine the use you want the device for:

• If you want the pump to run for a short period, i.e. to extract water, we recommend a centrifugal pump because the peripheral pumps are disabled when they stop with the water gauge inside.
• If you will use water pressure to push water into the tank, then both devices are suitable, but if the height of the tank is more than 14 meters, you should use a better peripheral pump.
• We will show you the price of the two devices, which is that the price of centrifugal pumps is twice the price of peripheral water pumps.