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Metering pump

2009-04-28View Original

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Could you please tell me what the N shaft in a metering pump is?
Reply #22009-04-28
Adjusts the piston stroke by adjusting the position of the connecting rod on the N-shaped shaft to change the piston stroke!
Reply #32009-06-09
The flow rate is adjusted by regulating the formation of the piston via the N-axis.
Reply #42010-11-30
It’s mentioned in university textbooks on chemical engineering machinery
Reply #52011-03-03
Reply to 4# wintersweet75: The stroke length of the plunger is adjusted via the N-type shaft, thereby changing the flow rate of the pump. Typically, there are eccentricity-implementing mechanisms such as L-shaped shafts, N-shaped shafts, and ball-head cranks; less effective options include bypass systems and cams.

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