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Whatever is behind the pump

2023-11-13View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: what is that in the ring connected after the pump, and what is its function? It’s not indicated in the legend either
Reply #22023-11-13
It might be a pressure stabilizing tank; the pressure at the outlet of the positive displacement pump fluctuates, and a pressure stabilizing tank can reduce these fluctuations.
Reply #32023-11-14
Try understanding it as an accumulator for now, since the subsequent process is not clear. For reference.
Reply #42023-11-20
Reciprocating pump, with pulses and a buffer tank for buffering
Reply #52023-11-20
The presence of bypass valves and safety valves indicates that it is not a centrifugal pump; these are standard features of positive displacement pumps, and it should belong to the category of dampers
Reply #62023-11-21
Dampers, used for stabilizing pressure and reducing pulses, generally used in diaphragm pumps or reciprocating pumps

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