Gas station refueling problem
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Gas stations often encounter situations where the flow rate changes greatly. How to choose a fuel pump?； If three pumps are refueled at the same time under normal circumstances, how do you control the flow rate when operating a refueling machine? This post was last edited by aymzj on 2009-3-7 23:53 ]
Generally, the oil pumps at gas stations come with the oil dispenser, and there are also submersible oil pumps!!! The flow distribution system should be measured and have a control system such as a constant flow valve to ensure stable flow!!! :handshake :victory:
There are self-priming pumps and submersible pumps.
Generally, the oil pumps at gas stations come with the oil dispenser, and there are also submersible oil pumps!!! The flow distribution system should be measured and have a control system such as a constant flow valve to ensure stable flow!!! There is also an oil transfer pump. When this happens, the flow rate must be calculated. It is best to have a backup pump, which is safe! When only one tanker is running, the pump can be stopped through the control system according to the flow rate! To achieve the effect of saving, more importantly, the flow is stable!
Every oil dispenser comes with its own pump. There is no need to consider such issues.
The frequency conversion submersible pump automatically adapts to different refueling machines to refuel at the same time.