One of the auxiliary equipment used in Radon Machine mixers and homogenizers is the centrifugal pump. These pumps are capable of transferring fluids with low viscosity, such as water, light oils, and diluted chemicals. They are widely used in industries like water and wastewater, oil and gas, chemicals, and food processing. The way they work is that fluids enter through the suction nozzle and are forced out radially under the influence of the rotating impeller and the resulting centrifugal force. The faster the impeller spins or the larger the impeller, the greater the velocity of the fluid at the tip of the blades, causing the fluid to exit at a higher speed. By adjusting the rotation speed of the impeller, the nozzle pressure and the flow rate of the material can be regulated. The centrifugal pump, with its high efficiency and relatively lower cost, is one of the most widely used pumps across various industries.