Irrigation Pump Types

Centrifugal Pumps are commonly used for domestic irrigation because they can draw on water sources ranging from a municipal water supply to a creek and can deliver constant flow rates under a wide range of conditions. They move water through suction force generated by a rapidly spinning impeller and must be filled with water to remove air, or primed, in order to operate. The above video provides a detailed explanation of how a centifugal irrigation pump operates.
Submersible Pumps operate underwater, often pushing water up from inside a well, and are commonly used in pressure boosting applications. What they lack in versatility they make up for in efficiency. Submersible pumps do not need to be primed and run quietly.
Jet Pumps are terrestrial pumps with submersible components that make them ideal for applications with fluctuating water levels. A jet pump operates by directing water down an intake to cause water lift. Jet pumps do not need to be primed.
Propeller Pumps use a propeller to move large amounts of water at low heads. Propeller pumps are among the smallest irrigation pumps.​
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