For salt acid dosing pumps, is a diaphragm pump better or a peristaltic pump?

2016-03-25View Original

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Chemical dosing salt; acid flow rate: 36 L/h; salt and acid concentration: 10 mol/L

Reply #22016-03-25

Diaphragm pumps are great; aren’t peristaltic pumps better for high-viscosity fluids with a high solid content?

Reply #32017-03-26

If measurement accuracy is required, a diaphragm metering pump is recommended. Peristaltic pumps are much more expensive than diaphragm pumps. Media that cannot be handled by diaphragm pumps can generally be processed using peristaltic pumps

Reply #42017-03-27

For dosing pumps, most customers choose metering pumps, as they offer precise dosing

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