Regarding the selection of electric diaphragm pumps and manufacturers
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What is the typical pressure that high-flow electric diaphragm pumps can achieve? For example, can the pressure reach 1 MPa at 30 cubic meters? Which companies are capable of handling large volumes?
There are not many products of this type. Diaphragm pumps similar to those made by Waner have a high number of strokes per minute and are relatively small in size; however, it’s not clear whether they can achieve a flow rate of 30 cubic meters. Slurry pumps and coal slurry pumps, such as those from Geho, have an extremely high flow rate, but a low number of strokes per minute, and they are also very large in size. Then there are three-plunger reciprocating diaphragm pumps like those from Lewa, which are mainly used in the petrochemical industry; they have a moderate number of strokes per minute and a moderate size as well
Thank you for the advice! :handshake
I’m not very familiar with this aspect, but there’s no parameter estimation to be seen
There probably aren’t any models with a capacity of 30 cubic feet; it’s also not possible to achieve such high pressure, unless it’s a plunger diaphragm pump from abroad, which is very expensive
The maximum G66 flow rate for the Vannar swashplate design is 15 cubic meters per hour; the weight of the metal pump head is 48 kilograms, while that of the non-metallic pump head is 17 kilograms. If you have the money, you can consider buying two, hehe! :lol
The crankshaft and connecting rod structure of the Wannar model features Q155E material, with a flow rate of 36 cubic meters per hour, a pressure range of 34–103 kilograms, and a temperature resistance of 82 degrees Celsius. This estimate is more expensive than 2 G66s. :lol