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What's the feeding pump?

A feeding pump is a medical device used to deliver liquid nutrition or medication directly into a patient's digestive system. It consists of a pump that controls the rate and amount of the liquid being delivered and a feeding tube that is inserted into the patient's stomach or small intestine. Feeding pumps are commonly used for patients who are unable to eat or swallow on their own due to medical conditions such as cancer, stroke, or neurological disorders.

A pump can be used in a variety of applications, including:

1. Water supply and distribution systems
2. Irrigation systems
3. Oil and gas industry
4. Chemical processing
5. HVAC systems
6. Power generation
7. Food and beverage processing
8. Wastewater treatment
9. Mining industry
10. Pharmaceutical industry.