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single-stage pump

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single-stage pump [′siŋ·gəl ¦stāj ′pəmp]
(mechanical engineering)
A pump in which the head is developed by a single impeller.


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Each HEWATT is each equipped with a 2,500 gallon integrated water tank, 500 gpm single-stage pump, 50 gallon foam cell, 250 gpm front bumper mounted turret/monitor, Detroit Diesel 8V92TA electronic engine, two-person seating, an 8 x 8 axle configuration, Oshkosh two-speed transfer case and LED lighting.
Some 56 percent of total 1994 market revenues were accounted for by single-stage pumps, 16 percent by turbine pumps, 9 percent each multi-stage and sealless pumps, 6 percent submersible centrifugal pumps and 4 percent axial and mixed flow pumps, says the report, U.
Some 56 percent of total 1994 market revenues were accounted for by single-stage pumps, 16 percent by turbine pumps, 9 percent each multi-stage and sealless pumps, 6 percent submersible centrifugal pumps and 4 percent axial and mixed flow pumps, says the report, U.
 
 
 
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