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What causes oil to spray out from the silencer of a diaphragm pump?

2015-10-08View Original

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I would like to ask the experts here: An oil is spraying out from the silencer of a Graco DK331P diaphragm pump that we have on site. The fluid pumped by this pump is dirty oil, and it’s clearly the fluid inside the pump; however, both the pressure and flow rate at the site are normal. Could anyone help analyze what could be the cause of this? Thank you!
Reply #22015-10-08
It’s certain that the diaphragm is leaking; perhaps the leakage from both diaphragms is minor, so it has little impact on pressure and flow
Reply #32015-10-08
The oil suction volume through the oil tube in the oil cup at the air inlet of the valve control slide is too high; flatten the oil suction tube slightly to reduce the oil suction volume.
Reply #42015-10-08
Thank you for your answer! We don’t have a constant pressure valve installed at the air inlet, nor do we have an oil reservoir.....
Reply #52015-10-08
Thank you for your answer! I think the same...
Reply #62015-10-09
Leakage of the conveyed medium occurs only when the diaphragm is damaged.
Reply #72023-08-11
The diaphragm has leaked, but the hole isn’t large

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