What type of oil is used in the two oil chambers of the diaphragm pump?
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What kind of oil is used in the two oil chambers, and what are the differences? Are the same types of oil used in winter and summer?
Is the diaphragm pump you are using hydraulic? The manufacturer will know the answer best for this question :)
Different hydraulic pumps come in various models. Generally, gear oil is from Mobil, while hydraulic oil is from Foster
Our factory uses turbine oil for the drive chamber of one diaphragm pump, while 45# transformer oil is used for the diaphragm chamber, and the results are quite good! But it mainly depends on the oil recommended by the manufacturer
I think the oil used in the two chambers should be the same, hehe
The operating procedures for the oil used in the dual-diaphragm pump chamber certainly provide instructions on this. Generally, the oil for the transmission case and the oil for the diaphragm chamber are of different types. Transmission oil or gear oil is used for the transmission case, while hydraulic oil is used for the diaphragm chamber.
Bonus: The oil used in winter and summer should be the same!
What was said on the 6th floor is correct; for example, our factory uses 32# gear oil for the transmission boxes, and 25# hydraulic oil for the chambers of the diaphragms
You must check the instructions to determine which oil to use; you can’t decide arbitrarily. In our facility: 46# hydraulic oil is used for the transmission box, while 15# industrial white oil is used for the chambers of the diaphragm
Thank you all; I think compressed oil is also used in the diaphragm chamber.