Horizontal Centrifugal Pumps are the Best Industrial Pumps!

 Of all the equipment out there, centrifugal pumps are the most used pumps in industries. When it comes to pressures and liquid flows, they have excellent operational efficiency and versatility. They are also durable & long-lasting. There are two configurations for Centrifugal Pump : Horizontal and Vertical.

 Want to know the real difference between the two? And, which one is right for your process application?

The primary difference between the two is the shaft’s position and shape.

●      Horizontal – In Horizontal Centrifugal Pumps, the shaft runs horizontally. However, it’s placed in between or hung over the bearing design.

●      Vertical – Comparatively, Vertical Centrifugal Pumps have a shaft that runs vertically that means the equipment has a radial-split or overhang case design.

Deciding which pump to use for your industry's operation may include several factors. The main factors are the overall convenience of running, maintenance, installation space and functionality of the pump. Let us look at some pros and cons for both the pumps.

Vertical Centrifugal Pumps

Pros and Cons

Vertical pumps have several factors to be considered. When compared to horizontal centrifugal pumps, they require a much smaller footprint. These pumps are of great choice if you have ample amount of ground space. One of the great things while considering this is, the equipment works well for both high-pressure and higher temperature fluids.

Following are the applications where Vertical Centrifugal Pumps are used:

●       They are used for pipeline pressure booster

●       They are used to transfer Chemicals

●       Used to lift seawater

●       They have condensate piping system

●       Cryogenic piping

●       Used for LNG transfers

Horizontal Centrifugal Pumps

Pros and Cons

On the positive side, these multistage centrifugal pumps are easier to install and maintain with internal parts that are simple to access.  You can have several configurations for the nozzle, including side suction with side discharge as well as an end and top suction with a top discharge. Horizontal centrifugal pumps can easily be merged securely with external accessories such as turbines, electric motors or fuel-powered engines. The working temperature and pressure are lower in horizontal pumps when compared to vertical pumps. A  horizontal centrifugal pump also requires a larger footprint. But that’s where the cons stop, and when rightfully compared, Horizontal Pumps are far better than the Vertical Pumps provided the industry you are in.

Following are the applications of  Horizontal Centrifugal Pumps

●     They have fluid system with high temperature

●     They have a  line connected to the spray system

●     Used for water circulation

●     Used in HVAC for heating, ventilation, and conditioning

●     They are used to transfer liquid

 

When choosing from these two different types of multistage centrifugal pumps, it all depends on your requirements. Both pumps have their own advantages & disadvantages. If you are looking for equipment for indoor application use, then Horizontal Centrifugal Pumps are the best choice. For more information & guidance you can always contact our experts. We will help you find which pumps are best suitable for your industry.  

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