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POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT PUMP(PDPs)BASIC DEFINITION: A constant
flow rate fluid pumping device use to displace the fluids(usually
viscous & fragile) in the direction of pressure force.
WORKING PRINCIPLE: It operates in such a way that it takes
certain FIXED amount of the fluids and transfer it to desired place
with the use of cavities (in some type) arranged in a manner that
having increasing area at suction side(inlet) and decreasing at
discharging side(outlet).
RECIPROCATING PUMP:Its construction includes the air pumping
cavity run via motor, connected with cam with the two set of
valves*
If air pumping is done by piston then it is termed as PISTON
PUMP.if pumping of air is done via plunger then it is known as
PLUNGER PUMPIf air is pumped through diaphragm then it is called as
DIAPHRAGM PUMP.
*valves are of such type that it allows flow only in one
direction. Named commonly as check valve or non-return valve.
PISTON PUMP:
PLUNGER PUMP:
DIAGRAGM PUMP:
ROTARY PUMP:A pump type wherein fluid is transferred via
rotating element, meshing or squeezing the fluid in some
pattern.When meshing is of gears it is called GEAR PUMP.When
meshing is of lobes it is LOBE PUMP.When meshing is of screws it is
SCREW PUMP.When rotating element contains vanes it is called VANE
PUMPWhen rotating element contains hose it is PERISTALTIC PUMPWhen
rotating element contains increasing cavity it is PROGRESSIVE
CAVITY PUMP.
WORKING PRINCIPLE OF ROTARY PUMP
PUMP
GEAR PUMP (EXTERNAL & INTERNAL):
CRESCENT DRIVERDRIVEN
MESHING GEARS
SPURHELICALHERRINGBONE Design Complexity, CostVibration,
Chatterincreaseincrease
LOBE PUMP:
VANE PUMP:
PERISTALTIC PUMP:
SCREW PUMP:
SLANTEDSTRAIGHT
PROGRESSIVE CAVITY PUMP:
WHY to chose PDPsHigh viscosity fluidsFlow is regardless of
pressureChanging viscosity fluids(varies with pressure)High
PressureShear Sensitive LiquidsSelf-PrimerLow flowPumping
SlurriesNo shaft seal
WHY not to chose PDPsSafety or Relief valve is necessary.Low
viscosity.High gpm (gallons per minute).High rpm(revolutions per
minute).Losses occur in form of slip(due to pressure
variation).
UBAID UR REHMAN (IM-302)M. SAAD SAJID (IM-305)