The innovative design of the bottom intake submersible motor seamlessly merges the technical advantages of a submersible motor with those of a turbine shaft pump. In traditional submersible pump systems, the intake point is situated in the middle or above the midpoint of the pump’s length, necessitating a substantial amount of fluid in the source reservoir to fully submerge the pump intake. Consequently, these conventional submersible pump setups exhibit limitations when used for pumping in mining and dewatering operations, as well as for extracting water from ponds, open channels, rivers, and surface reservoirs in agricultural and various other applications. In contrast, the bottom intake submersible pump system repositions the intake point to the bottom of the pump, thereby requiring only a minimal fluid level in the reservoir. This innovation enhances the versatility of its applications by eliminating the need for substantial fluid levels, making it a more flexible choice for various scenarios.
