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Option 4 : Open impeller
Explanation:
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Closed impellers (Two-sides shrouded):
- In the closed or shrouded impellers, the vanes are covered with shrouds (side plates) on both sides
- The back shroud is mounted into the shaft and the front shroud is coupled by the vanes
- This ensures full capacity operation with high efficiency for a prolonged running period
- This type of impeller is meant to pump only clear water, hot water and acids
Semi-open impeller (One-side shrouded):
- It has a plate (shroud) only on the backside
- The design is adapted to industrial pump problems which require a rugged pump to handle liquids containing fibrous material such as paper pulp, sugar molasses and sewage water etc.
Open impeller:
- In open impeller, no shroud or plate is provided on either side i.e. the vanes are open on both sides
- Such pumps are used where the pump has a very rough duty to perform i.e. to handle abrasive liquids such as a mixture of water, sand, pebbles and clay, wherein the solid contents may be as high as 25%.
Thus, centrifugal pumps dealing with water containing slurry and sewage have an open impeller.
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