Next-generation pumping technology---parallel pumps
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This post was last edited by wx_tXXZw on 2022-4-6 at 16:32. Next-generation pumping technology—parallel pumps. Parallel pumps: By using pairs of parallel rotors that mesh with each other without coming into contact, and in close cooperation with the pump housing, they create a curved, dynamically rotating sealing chamber structure that enables efficient and smooth transfer of materials. 1899
Screw pumps have a rotor-stator structure; they experience wear and require the replacement of the rotor-stator over time. Moreover, they are large in size. Parallel pumps, on the other hand, do not have a rotor-stator structure and are smaller in size.
It can only be said that its working principle is similar to that of a twin-screw pump, but it differs in structure.
It has a structure similar to that of a screw pump; the difference is that this is a water pump
Parallel pumps can pump water as well as high-viscosity materials.