The inlet pressure of the plunger pump can be increased
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The inlet pressure of a plunger pump can reach over 100 bar, and can even be close to the outlet pressure.
It would be better to clarify the question; my skills are limited and I didn’t understand it. It is best to consider the on-site issues and what specifically needs to be resolved, for reference.
What I mean is that some piston pump manufacturers are able to achieve very high inlet pressures; I’ve seen manufacturers whose piston pumps have an inlet pressure of 180 kilograms and an outlet pressure of 220 kilograms.
Is there anything special? It’s just a pressure application device. Old-fashioned ammonia synthesis compressors can handle 350
I’m not familiar with compressors; it’s very rare for the inlet pressure of a piston pump to reach around 200 kilograms.
Their structure and working principle are also different; one is centrifugal while the other is reciprocating.
What I mean is back-and-forth discussion; no arguing, just a talk about technology.
Don’t see any questions? What would you like to discuss?