Description  An impeller is a rotating component designed to move fluid (liquid or gas) by transferring energy from a motor to the fluid through centrifugal force. It is the core functional element of centrifugal pumps, turbines, and agitators. Features  Vane Type & Curvature: Most modern impellers use backward-curved vanes for higher efficiency and smoother fluid flow. Backward-inclined blades are the most efficient for clean air…