AIR-OPERATED DIAPHRAGM :
Air-operated diaphragm pumps are positive displacement pumps that transfer liquids in wet commercial pumping applications. They run on compressed air and move slurries, solvents, and other high-viscosity liquids.
How a diaphragm pump operates?
A diaphragm pump is a specific type of displacement pump that uses two flexible membranes. The membranes are connected by a central shaft, and create a separation between the compressed air and the fluid. A centrally located air valve alternately pushes one of the membranes to the side.
What are the disadvantages of a diaphragm pump?
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