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Plunger pumps and diaphragm pumps

2022-03-17View Original

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Are the working principles of piston pumps and diaphragm pumps very similar?
Reply #22022-03-18
They all belong to positive displacement pumps. One is the plunger performing reciprocating work, and the other is the diaphragm undergoing reciprocating deformation to do work; for reference.
Reply #32022-03-23
1. The plunger moves back and forth like a tie rod, similar to the piston in an automobile engine; 2. The diaphragm operates on a principle similar to that of the human heart, functioning by expanding and contracting two membranes to inhale and exhale.

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