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What kind of pumps would normally NOT have a radial flow impeller?

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At the very highest level, what are the two main types of pump?

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Are axial flow impellers used in closed pump designs?

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1: What kind of pumps would normally NOT have a radial flow impeller?
Circulating pumps
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1: What kind of pumps would normally NOT have a radial flow impeller?
Immersible pumps
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1: What kind of pumps would normally NOT have a radial flow impeller?
Sewage treatment pumps
2: At the very highest level, what are the two main types of pump?
Vertical pumps and horizontal pumps
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2: At the very highest level, what are the two main types of pump?
Positive displacement pumps and centrifugal pumps
2: At the very highest level, what are the two main types of pump?
Submersible and sanitary pumps
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3: Are axial flow impellers used in closed pump designs?
Yes
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3: Are axial flow impellers used in closed pump designs?
Sometimes
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3: Are axial flow impellers used in closed pump designs?
No