Help~! Selection of pumps for simple high-pressure cleaning equipment~
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I want to make a simple high-pressure cleaning equipment, mainly used to clean the soil on cement floors and gravel floors. A small washing machine with a pressure of 5~6MPA can spray pressure water from a spray gun to wash away the soil. However, there is only one spray gun and the flushing area is limited. If I add a water outlet, I am afraid that the pressure will not be enough, so I am here to ask you for advice.: If you want to make a simple flushing equipment, use a water pump. The water outlet is connected to a 3-meter-long hose. The end of the hose is connected to a 4-meter-long welded pipe with a diameter of 25 mm. There are 38 small water inlets (high-pressure nozzles) with a diameter of 2 mm evenly distributed on the welded pipe for large-area cleaning. If you want to try each water outlet to get the same flushing effect as the above-mentioned small washing machine, what type and model of water pump should you choose?
:Q I have never been exposed to this type of equipment, so I don’t know where to start. I hope you can give me some help~ I would also appreciate an algorithm.
You can only choose a reciprocating pump and add a buffer tank at the outlet. Don’t forget to add a safety valve. This post was last edited by CHEN333 on 2009-3-6 08:26 ]
:hug: Reciprocating pump? Does it mean a plunger pump? What are the functions of the buffer tank and safety valve? Trouble
The safety valve is added to prevent outlet overpressure caused by the outlet valve being cut off and the liquid being incompressible. This is a typical setting for the outlet of a reciprocating pump.
This valve should come with the pump when you buy it.