How to Choose High-Performance Pumps for Industrial Water Treatment Systems

When selecting a pump for your water treatment system, it’s critical you utilize the information of what your system needs. Various systems may require various things — how much water must be treated, or how much pressure is needed.

Paying attention to how well the various pumps perform is crucial when finding the best one. 

You’re looking for a pump that you can put to work without it breaking down on you, endless, and often without the attachments everyone preaches.

This centrifugal v positive displacement pumps – what’s the best choice? 

Centrifugal pumps do a better job of moving a lot of water quickly, whereas positive displacement pumps work better for high pressure and for thicker fluids.

Consider the cost of running a pump when you select it. 

Some pumps are less expensive initially, but more expensive over time if you have to make repairs or they require a lot of energy to run.

The proper size and installation of the pump is key to having a well-functioning system. 

A pump that is too small may not do the job, and a pump that is too large is potential waste for energy and money.

Understanding what is required of your water treatment system is step number one in choosing the correct pump. 

But if you know your system’s needs, you can find the pump that will do the job best.

While assessing the efficacy of various pressure pumps, consider factors such as how much water they can move, how many pounds per square inch of pressure they can handle, and how much energy they consume. An effective well performing pump will fulfill all the requirements of your home water treatment system and will not fail you frequently. SIHE pumps are efficient, reliable and are ideal for water treatment.

Centrifugal Vs Positive Displacement Pumps 

That can be hard when trying to choose between a centrifugal pump vs a positive displacement pump. Centrifugal SH High Pressure Pumps are typically best suited for moving a large quantity of water, whereas positive displacement pumps are best for higher pressure and more viscous fluids. By knowing the differences, you can select the perfect pump for your needs.

Also don’t forget to consider how much it will cost to keep the pump running over the long term. 

There are some pumps that cost less to purchase but might cost more in the long run if they break down more often, or use more energy. BENEFITS SIHE pumps have lower maintenance requirements and operate efficiently to help reduce costs over time.

It is very important to have the pump of the right size as well as one that is installed properly if you want your system to function well. A pump that is too small could fail to do the necessary work, while a pump that is too big can waste energy. All SIHE pumps vary in size and our staff can help ensure the best fit is installed for optimal performance.