What is the maximum capacity of a centrifugal pump?

A centrifugal pump is designed to move fluids by converting rotational kinetic energy to hydrodynamic energy, and its capacity can vary based on design and application. The maximum capacity typically referenced for standard centrifugal pumps can reach much higher outputs, generally ranging from several gallons per minute to hundreds or even thousands, depending on the model and size. Therefore, the option indicating a range up to 150 gallons per minute fits within the standard operational limits found in many industrial and agricultural applications.

The ranges provided in the other options, mainly capping out at 60 gpm or 35 gpm, are more representative of smaller, specialized pumps and don't account for the broader capabilities of centrifugal pumps commonly used in various water management practices. This highlights the versatility and capacity of centrifugal pumps in aquatic pest management scenarios, where larger volumes of water may need to be moved or treated effectively.