Is there a difference between mechanical water pump and ordinary water pump?

The biggest difference between mechanical water pump and ordinary water pump is that mechanical water pump usually drives the impeller to rotate through mechanical transmission, while ordinary water pump usually drives the impeller through electric equipment such as motor or diesel engine.

Specifically, mechanical water pumps usually use the power transmission of internal combustion engines, generators, tractors and other mechanical equipment to transfer the power to the main shaft of the water pump, and the main shaft of the water pump drives the impeller to rotate, so that water is pumped into the pump body and then flows to the water outlet.

Ordinary water pumps are usually powered by electric equipment such as motors or diesel engines to drive the impeller to rotate, pump water into the pump body, and then flow water to the water outlet.

In addition, mechanical pumps are generally suitable for outdoor or non-power environment, with mobility and flexibility, while ordinary pumps are more suitable for urban water supply, industrial water and other occasions that need stable power supply.

Generally speaking, there are differences between mechanical water pump and ordinary water pump in structure, driving mode and applicable occasions, so the specific choice of which type of water pump should be comprehensively considered according to actual needs and use conditions.