what is priming pump? state function.

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what is priming pump? state function...

Answer / rahul

priming is a process to fill succession pipe delivery pipe
and pump area by water without this pump can not pump water
from the depth its because density of air is less then water

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what is priming pump? state function...

Answer / k l senthil kumar

Priming is the action of filling suction pipe and the pump
with water.

This is done to remove the air present inside the pump.
When the impeller rotates it tries to throw the water inside
it due to centrifugal force and the vacuum produced is
immediately filled by the water in the suction pipe.

If air is present, and since air is a compressible fluid,
vacuum is not produced inside the pump while impeller making
the rotation and no water flow takes place.

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what is priming pump? state function...

Answer / mitesh

priming is the process in which suction pipe is filled with
water to remove the air present into pipe.
so during when the pump is under operation it work without
difficulty from air .

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