The core working principle of an oil pump
The moving parts (gears, vanes, plungers) and the pump housing form a sealed cavity whose volume varies periodically.
When the cavity volume increases, a negative pressure is created, drawing oil fluid into the pump from the suction port.
The moving parts (gears, vanes, plungers) and the pump housing form a sealing chamber whose volume varies periodically.
When the cavity volume increases, a negative pressure is created, and the oil fluid is drawn in from the suction port.
As the cavity volume decreases, oil pressure rises, and the oil is forcibly expelled from the outlet.
The flow distribution structure (check valve, flow distribution plate) ensures unidirectional fluid flow and prevents backflow.
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Key Points for Selection, Installation, and Maintenance of DC Submersible Pumps
Selection criteria: Choose a pump with a rated head equal to the actual required head plus pipeline losses (10%–15%). Match the flow rate to the water demand. If the liquid contains particles or is corrosive, select materials that are wear-resistant and corrosion-proof (e.g., 316 stainless steel or engineering plastics). In solar-powered applications, prioritize BLDC motors paired with MPPT controllers.