Pump Head Discharge Pipe

Pump head discharge pipe is a pipe that is connected to the outlet of a pump to carry the fluid or gas being pumped away from the pump. It is designed to handle the high pressure and flow rate of the pumped fluid, and is typically made of materials that are resistant to corrosion and erosion. The size and material of the discharge pipe are selected based on the specific requirements of the pump and the fluid being pumped. The discharge pipe may also include additional components such as valves, fittings, and gauges to control and monitor the flow of the pumped fluid.   Water Pump Parts 1. Impeller - the rotating component that moves the water through the pump 2. Housing - the outer casing that encloses the impeller and other internal components 3. Shaft - the rod that connects the impeller to the motor 4. Motor - the electric or gasoline-powered component that drives the impeller 5. Seals - prevent water from leaking out of the pump 6. Gaskets - provide a seal between different pa…