TEFC Motor Industrial Single Cylinder Plunger Pump for Hydraulic Systems A10VSO Analog

Product Description:

A plunger pump is a type of reciprocating pump with a fixed high-pressure seal and a smooth cylindrical plunger that slides over the seal. These two features of the plunge pump make it different from the piston pump. It can produce high pressure than a piston pump. Therefore, it may use for high-pressure applications.

While plunger and piston pumps share the same basic operation mechanism of a chamber that expands and constricts to suck and pressurize fluid, plunger pumps use a cylindrical plunger that moves upward and downward or back and forth to create the reciprocating motion. This differs from a piston pump, which uses a piston with a circular (rotating) motion.

With their ability to provide high pressure output, plunger pumps are also known as high viscosity pumps or high-pressure pumps. They can pump both solid and viscous media, making them useful for a variety of industrial and municipal wastewater applications.

Features:

The plunger pumps are capable of producing higher pressure as compared to piston pumps. This makes them a suitable choice for various industrial applications where high pressure is required.

The performance of plunger pumps is not affected by changes in flow rate and pressures. Their efficiency and effectiveness remain consistent throughout the pumping process.

Unlike piston pumps, plunger pumps are capable of handling and pumping abrasive materials like slurries with ease. They also have the capacity to move high-viscosity fluids and heavy substances without any difficulty.

One of the key advantages of using plunger pumps is their self-priming ability. This means that they can eliminate the need for external priming mechanisms and start pumping automatically, which saves time and reduces operational costs.

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Applications:

Plunger pumps are an essential component in many industries due to their ability to provide high pressure for fluid pumping. Below are some of the industries where plunger pumps are commonly used:

• Oil & Gas
• In oil drilling, plunger pumps are widely used to provide high pressure for pumping various fluids into underground oil wells. This helps in the process of oil extraction
• Aerospace
• Plunger pumps are used in hydraulic control systems to provide high hydraulic pressure, which is crucial for controlling different elements of an aircraft.
• Water Treatment
• In reverse osmosis water treatment, plunger pumps are a vital piece of equipment used to generate high pressure. This allows the water to be forced through the membrane for purification.
• Wastewater
• Plunger pumps are useful in pumping screened raw or primary sewage when high heads are required. The inlet and outlet valves of the pump need to be capable of handling solids.
• Mining
• Mining generates fluids that contain solids or are abrasive, making them difficult to pump. However, plunger pumps can handle these fluids efficiently with the right valve design and plunger Dimaterial.
• Power Generation
• In power generation, plunger pumps are valuable due to their ability to provide high discharge pressure to supply water or chemicals into high-pressure steam drums.

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