200 GPM Flow Rate Punger Pump Piston Pump with Modular Controllers A4VG 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.

Piston and plunger pumps use a chamber that expands and constricts to suck and pressurize the fluid.

Because these are reciprocating pumps, the chamber expands and constricts due to the reciprocating motion of the plunger (upward and downward; back and forth) instead of a circular (rotating) movement.

A plunger pump is also known as high viscosity pump, high-pressure pump or high-pressure pump because they provide a high pumping pressure.

These pumps can also pump both solid and viscous media.

These reciprocating pumps use for pumping industrial and municipal wastewater.

Features:

The plunger pump boasts a unique capability that makes it stand out in the market: its ability to generate higher pressure than piston pumps. This characteristic makes it highly desirable for industries that require powerful pumps to handle challenging fluids.

Additionally, the plunger pump demonstrates superb performance and efficiency even in the face of flow rate and pressure changes. These changes have a negligible impact on the pump's performance, ensuring steady and reliable operation even in fluctuating conditions.

One outstanding feature of the plunger pump is its ability to handle and transport abrasive materials and slurries with ease. This makes it an ideal option for the mining and construction industries which deal with such substances frequently.

Further, plunger pumps are known for their ability to move high-viscosity fluids and heavy substances. Typical applications can include transferring molasses, honey, or crude oil among others. This makes the plunger pump a highly versatile option suitable for various industries.

To top it off, the plunger pump also has a self-priming ability, which means it can expel air and draw fluid into the intake, thereby easing the process of starting and operating the pump.

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Applications:

Plunger pumps are essential equipment in various industries that require high-pressure pumping. They are designed to handle a wide range of fluids, including abrasive and viscous fluids. Among the industries where they are commonly used are oil & gas, aerospace, water treatment, wastewater, mining, and power generation.

In the oil & gas industry, plunger pumps are used to pump various fluids underground into oil wells. They can handle the high pressure required for oil drilling, making them an essential component of the drilling process.

Plunger pumps are also used in hydraulic control systems in the aerospace industry. These pumps provide the high hydraulic pressures necessary to control various aircraft elements, such as landing gear and flight control surfaces.

Plunger pumps are vital equipment in the reverse osmosis treatment of water. They provide high pressure to force water through the membrane to purify it. Without them, the process of water treatment would not be as effective.

Plunger pumps are useful in pumping screened raw or primary sewage when large heads are required. However, the inlet and outlet valves need to be suitable for handling solids. They are a key solution for tough sewage pumping applications.

In the mining industry, plunger pumps are well suited to handle abrasive fluids, and they are reliable in pumping streams containing solids. They require matching valve design and plunger material, making them a perfect solution for many mining applications.

High discharge pressure of plunger pumps is critical in power generation as they can supply water or chemicals into high-pressure steam drums. This capability makes them an indispensable component in this industry as they enhance power generation and efficiency.

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