This utility model discloses a submersible
axial flow pump inlet horn that combines bottom-coupled installation and
cavitation resistance, relating to the field of submersible
axial flow pump improvement. It includes an inlet horn with an expanded
hollow cylinder, flanges at both ends, and stainless steel wear-resistant rings fitted to the inner wall, the length of which covers the
impeller blades. The mounting
flange is fixed to the guide vane body with a stepped annular protrusion, and an even number of reinforcing ribs are provided between the flanges. A vertical protrusion is provided on the outer side of the inlet end. During operation, the horn-shaped structure guides the
water flow smoothly in, the wear-resistant rings
resist cavitation, and the reinforcing ribs and protrusions enhance the installation rigidity and stability, achieving efficient axial propulsion of the
water flow. Compared with existing technologies, this design shortens installation and disassembly time, reduces stress values, reduces
noise by 10-15 decibels, is compatible with multiple pump models, and reduces carbon emissions, combining installation convenience with environmental and energy-saving advantages.