Thread Content
Air-driven diaphragm pumps use unfiltered air as a power source, and the power system of these pumps often fails. I heard that a pneumatic triple unit can be installed on the air supply line; it can filter out impurities from the air supply and lubricate the moving parts. But I’ve never seen this product; has any friend used it? Please help introduce it! It would be best to have photos from the scene: handshake
The power source for driving diaphragm pumps requires clean gas, as the driving force is relatively high; such sources are not suitable for devices that require large volumes of gas. I’m not sure how your power air supply is configured; it would be advisable to consider installing a filter, just for reference.
Currently, unfiltered air is being used. I’ve made a few suggestions, but the management hasn’t agreed yet
For this, you just need to submit a report outlining the hazards and proposing solutions. There are some things that need to be discussed; you need to explain them clearly to your supervisor, indicating the potential risks and possible solutions, and it’s best to provide relevant data as well. Then your task is considered complete. If this unpurified gas source is involved, it is also possible to try submitting an application for a technical modification by using materials available on site at a low cost. When communicating with leaders, the key is to use the right approach; this is for reference only.