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Is there anyone who can explain the working principle of a metering pump?

2017-11-13View Original

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Also, do the inlets and outlets need to be fully open at startup? How is the concentration adjusted?
Reply #22017-11-13
:) Metering pumps are classified into diaphragm type, mechanical type, and plunger type. I wonder what kind you use?
Reply #32017-11-13
Used for dosing in boilers; I’m not sure what type it is
Reply #42017-11-13
Are there any photos? ? ? ? Nameplate + body
Reply #52017-11-13
Secondly, what concentration are you referring to? ? ? ? ? It is impossible for a metering pump to adjust the concentration of the chemical added. The chemicals can only be added according to the parameters you set.
Reply #62017-11-13
Agree with the opinion above. Additionally, we use DePam metering pumps, which are of really good quality; very few of them break.
Reply #72017-11-13
We’re not allowed to bring phones to the company site, so we can’t take photos
Reply #82017-11-13
Is that so? I see a knob on the pump body with a scale from 0 to 100 that can be adjusted
Reply #92017-11-13
The optimal operating condition for a metering pump is when the scale reading is between 60 and 80.

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