The scope of use of centrifugal pumps is extensive and spans across multiple industries. Their versatility, efficiency, and adaptability make them indispensable for applications ranging from water supply and irrigation systems to chemical processing, oil and gas operations, mining, power generation, marine and offshore applications, and the food and beverage industry.

Selecting the appropriate gear pump for conveying mediums involves understanding the medium's properties, choosing the right material, considering viscosity and temperature range, assessing chemical compatibility when needed.

Selecting the right size submersible sewage pump for a building sewage treatment system involves calculating the wastewater flow rate, considering peak flow rates, selecting a pump with appropriate capacity and head, and evaluating pump efficiency.

The correct installation and use of the rotary lobe pump includes: Pre-Installation Preparation, Positioning and Alignment, Mounting and Fastening, Connection and Piping, Electrical Connections, Priming and Startup, Operation and Maintenance, Safety Measures...

The type of water source will influence the choice of pump, as different pumps are designed to handle specific water conditions. For example, a submersible pump is suitable for wells, while a centrifugal pump is more appropriate for open water sources.

Filling the gear pump with oil is essential for its proper functioning and longevity. The oil provides lubrication, cooling, sealing, and aids in the priming process.