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Are there any standards or guidelines for selecting dampers for the inlet and outlet of piston pumps?

2019-04-05View Original

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All the pumps equipped with job numbers on this device are plunger pumps; the pressure at the inlet and outlet varies greatly. The original dampers have been removed, and the pressure gauges are severely damaged. Question: Design specifications or conventional practices for selecting dampers at the pump’s inlet and outlet
Reply #22019-04-05
It would be better to find the original design and configuration. Or you would like to consult the pump manufacturer.
Reply #32019-04-05
This post was last edited by wjch1012 on 2019-4-5 08:26. 1. The damper should be installed on the outlet pipe; the closer it is to the pump outlet, the better the shock-absorbing effect! 2. As required, the manufacturer’s equipment is equipped with dampers! It is equipped according to the vibration that may occur based on the pump model!

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