The hydraulic driven submersible axial flow pump is a high-capacity pump designed to move large volumes of fluid in an axial direction, parallel to the shaft. Unlike traditional motor-driven pumps, it uses hydraulic power for drive, providing flexible operation in remote or challenging environments where conventional power sources may not be available. With its ability to deliver high flow rates at relatively low heads, this pump is widely applied in water management, flood protection, cooling systems, and wastewater handling.

Key Design Features

Precise Flow and Pressure Control: By adjusting the hydraulic system’s input, the pump’s flow rate and pressure can be accurately controlled, allowing smooth adaptation to different operating conditions.

High Efficiency and Power Density: Axial flow pumps are highly efficient for large-volume, low-viscosity fluids. Combined with a hydraulic drive, they achieve superior energy efficiency and deliver high power within a compact design.

Flexibility and Remote Operation: Hydraulic power transmission enables the pump to be installed far from the power source, making it ideal for submerged or hard-to-access applications such as offshore or mining environments.

Reliability and Low Maintenance: Sealed hydraulic systems operate with minimal wear, reducing maintenance needs. Since the hydraulic components and pump mechanism are independent, servicing can be done without system shutdown.

Smooth Start and Harsh-Condition Performance: Hydraulic drives provide gradual startup and stable load management, reducing mechanical stress. They also perform reliably under harsh environmental conditions involving moisture, dust, or temperature variations.