CREEL PUMP, INC.

​Creel Pump designs and builds custom axial flow pumps to meet the specific demands of each project. Our pumps range in size from 6 inches to 60 inches and are capable of handling flows from approximately 500 to 60,000 gallons per minute, depending on system configuration and application.

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Axial flow pumps are best suited for high-volume, low-head applications, making them a proven solution for flood control, drainage, irrigation, and stormwater management.

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Typical Performance & Design Considerations

While every system is custom-engineered, axial flow pump stations are commonly designed within the following general parameters:

• Flow Capacity: Hundreds to tens of thousands of gallons per minute

• Total Dynamic Head (TDH): Typically low head conditions, often in the single-digit to low-teens range

• Operation: Continuous or intermittent duty depending on application

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Pump selection and configuration are driven by site conditions, intake geometry, discharge requirements, and operational expectations.

 

Pump Sizes & Configurations

Creel Pump axial flow systems can be configured to suit a wide range of station layouts and site constraints, including:

• Vertical or angled pump installations

• Single or multiple pump stations

• Open intake or structure-mounted designs

• New stations or retrofit installations

 

Each pump is built to match the specific hydraulic and structural needs of the project.

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Materials & Construction Options

Axial flow pumps are fabricated using materials selected for durability and service life in demanding environments, including:

• Carbon steel and stainless steel options

• Protective coatings for corrosion resistance

• Custom shafting, bearings, and impeller designs

 

Material selection is based on water conditions, operating environment, and expected service demands.

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Drive & Power Configurations

Creel Pump axial flow pumps are compatible with a variety of power and drive arrangements, including:

• Electric motor–driven systems

• Diesel engine–driven systems

• Belt-drive configurations

• Right-angle gear drive systems

• Combination belt-to-gear drive layouts

 

Drive selection is based on flow requirements, available power, speed control needs, and site preferences.

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Service, Repair & Upgrades

In addition to building new axial flow pumps, Creel Pump provides continued service, repair, and upgrade support for:

• Creel Pump axial flow systems

• Existing axial flow pumps from other manufacturers

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This includes inspections, mechanical repairs, component upgrades, and performance improvements to extend equipment life and improve reliability.