What is necessary for full-time pump submergence in the pump chamber?

Full-time pump submergence in the pump chamber is essential for the proper operation of a sewage pump. Sufficient depth of liquid ensures that the pump is completely submerged at all times. This submersion is necessary to prevent the pump from running dry, which can lead to overheating and potential damage. Additionally, being fully submerged allows the pump to operate efficiently, maintain the correct hydraulic conditions, and ensure that it can adequately handle the liquid being pumped without drawing air, which could cause cavitation or other operational issues.

Having sufficient liquid depth not only supports the physical function of the pump but also promotes optimal performance, maintenance of system integrity, and longevity of the equipment.