Water Pump

What Is a Water Pump? A water pump is a hydraulic device that converts mechanical energy into hydraulic energy to move water. In simple terms, it creates a pressure difference that pushes water through pipelines to where it is needed. Depending on their design and function, water pumps can handle clean, dirty, or high-pressure water systems. The main components of a water pump include the impeller, casing, motor (electric or diesel engine), and shaft. These parts work together to generate suction and discharge pressure. The impeller rotates rapidly, drawing water into the pump and pushing it out with force through the discharge outlet.