Diaphragm pump in use!
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One of our gas compressors is diaphragmatic! Generally, we adjust the throttle valve to control the outlet pressure, but now it is specified that the oil pressure should be adjusted instead. Which method is better?
I understand that the power for the diaphragm pump in the original post comes from hydraulic oil. In this way, the flow rate can also be adjusted via hydraulic pressure; it’s not clear how easy it is to control, so those who have used it should explain! It can indeed save energy – turning off the return valve completely is a good idea.
An air diaphragm pump is driven by sucking in compressed air
Adjusting the oil pressure to regulate consumption helps save energy, and it is also convenient to do so; it’s a good approach. Waste resulting from cross-wire adjustment