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Plunger pump suction

2016-07-21View Original

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I have a question for everyone: when a plunger pump draws in liquid, must there be positive pressure in the container? Can’t it be under negative pressure? Otherwise, won’t it be possible to draw in air?
Reply #22016-07-21
Maintain at atmospheric pressure or positive pressure. Won’t negative pressure flatten the container? It’s a problem not only if the container can’t handle it, but also if the material vaporizes, resulting in insufficient pumping capacity or even no flow at all.
Reply #32016-07-21
The suction and discharge in a plunger pump are achieved through the effect of volume changes on the pressure in the working chamber; from this perspective, it is possible to draw liquid even under negative pressure
Reply #42016-07-21
Negative pressure is acceptable within a certain range; beyond that it’s not feasible, as it will result in no measurement being taken.

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