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The diaphragm pump has been developed for handling corrosive liquids and those containing suspensions of abrasive solids. It is in two sections separated by a diaphragam. In one section a piston or plunger operates in a cylinder in which a non-corrosive fluid is displaced. The movement of the fluid is transmitted by means of flexible diaphragm to the liquid are the valves, and these can be specially designed to handle the materials. In some cases the movement of the diaphragm may be air actuated.


Simple and robust crank mechanism / Spring-return mehanical diaphragm pump, Low cost due to reduced number of components, Use mechanically-actuated diaphragm to combine the characteristics of a plunger pump (linear flow rate) with the sealing advantages of a diaphragm pump, Suitable for batching operation, Minimum maintenance required.




Mechanically Operated Diaphragm Pump

Model
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
DP1
350
250
100
140
120
170
225
275
DP2
450
350
110
160
170
225
280
325
DP3
550
450
130
180
200
260
330
425
DP45
725
625
145
210
220
325
390
525
DP60
825
725
195
260
240
410
425
650
DP75
1000
800
215
280
265
475
450
675
DP90
1300
1100
235
300
290
525
490
725
DP100
1400
1200
255
320
315
550
525
800
DP110
1500
1300
265
330
330
575
560
825
DP125
1700
1500
285
350
360
600
610
875

Hydraulic actuated diaphragm head. A double PTFE diaphragm hermetically separates the wetted area from the hydraulic chamber. During the discharge stroke the diaphragm is balanced by the hydraulic liquid only. During the suction stroke the diaphragm operation is aided by the mechanical coupling. This combined principle offers an extraordinary suction lift capability of the pump.


Hydraulic Operated Diaphragm Pump

Model
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
DP1
350
250
100
140
185
170
140
275
DP2
450
350
110
160
220
225
240
325
DP3
550
450
130
180
240
260
270
425
DP45
725
625
145
210
260
325
330
525
DP60
825
725
195
260
300
410
360
650
DP75
1000
800
215
280
330
475
450
675
DP90
1300
1100
235
300
375
525
525
725
DP100
1400
1200
255
320
400
550
575
800
DP110
1500
1300
265
330
410
575
625
825
DP125
1700
1500
285
350
425
600
675
875


A single diaphragm separates the wetted area from the hydraulic
chamber. During the discharge stroke the diaphragm is balanced by the hydraulic liquid only.


When the liquid being is highly corrosive, the backup diaphragm will keep the liquid out of pump body in the primary diaphragm, allowing the diaphragm to be replaced before the pump is damaged


It's two identical diaphragms mounted together and operating as one piece. Since either diaphragm is capable of full pump performance, each is the backup of the other. Should one fail, operation continues without interruption on the other, there is no leakage or air sucked into the process and no mixing of the process fluid with the hydraulic oil. A pressure gauge reading between the diaphragms monitors the diaphragm conditions, no pressure indicates the diaphragms are okay while pressure indicates that the pump is operated on one diaphragm.
"Sandwich" diaphragms have very long live years even in continuous operation.

For diaphragm pump discharge pressures to 20 kg/cm2 (300psi)
Pneumatic and electric stroke length control available, automatic capacity control in response to standard 4-20MA process signal.
Explosion proof motors available suitable for use in hazardous atmospheres.
Lowflowrates accurate, reliable chemical feed.
Accuracy ± 2%.

Standard pump models selection considering Viscosity, vapor pressure, Specific gravity.
Piping layout (Acceleration losses & NPSHR)
Computer aided design (CAD) for general Assembly.

Flow rate
Power consumption
Pressure test

Basic intermediate and finished products, petrochemical and pharmaceuticals industries.
Machine building, mining, metal processing, filling and extraction technology
Crude oil, natural gas, coal, nuclear power.
Raw materials, liquid products, dairy products, pasta, baked goods, sweet tobacco
Paper, cellulose, textiles, leather, synthetic, fibers or material, building materials, cleaners and detergent, film, tapes
Water treatment, air cleaning, disposal techniques
Dialysis, stored blood.
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