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An 8-inch Submersible Pump CI (Cast Iron) Casting refers to the cast iron components used in the construction of an 8-inch submersible pump. Cast iron is a popular material for submersible pump housings because of its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion and wear, which is crucial for underwater and submerged applications.

Submersible Pump Cast Iron Casting refers to the process of manufacturing the outer and structural components of a submersible pump using cast iron. This is a crucial step in building durable and corrosion-resistant pumps for underwater applications such as in wells, sewage systems, and drainage.

Cast iron is produced by smelting iron-carbon alloys that have a carbon content greater than 2%. After smelting, the metal is poured into a mold. The primary difference in production between wrought iron and cast iron is that cast iron is not worked with hammers and tools.

CI casting is actually cast iron. And cast iron belongs to a specialized group of iron and carbon alloys. The special carbon content is over 2%. This means it is practically derived from a relatively low melting point.