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Transfer Pumps

Transfer pumps, which draw attention with their high performance and functionality, basically refer to the preferred equipment for transporting any liquid or derivative fluids from one point to another. In this process, filtering and circulation can also be listed among the purposes. It is possible to encounter transfer pumps in many stages of the industrial world today. Transfer pumps may be needed in any environment with fluids.

While preferring transfer pumps that allow liquids to move in any type of system by increasing the pressure and energy levels; Criteria such as flow rate needed, density of liquid, viscosity, temperature etc. chemical properties and discharge head should be taken as basis. These common and technological equipments are divided into different types depending on the working style and design types. Let's examine the different transfer pumps used as substances:

• Centrifugal Pump

• Drum Pump

• Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump

• Electric Operated Double Diaphragm Pump

• Peristaltic Hose Pump

•Gear pump

• Mono Pump

• Lobe Pump

• Magnetic Pump

Centrifugal Pump: Centrifugal pumps have a unique working principle. This principle creates the fan located inside the body. Thanks to the spinning of the impeller, the liquid entering into it is transferred to the wings. Centrifugal force is used in the discharge of liquid out of the pump. Centrifugal pumps are used in applications such as agriculture, housing and industry. In addition to being simple and practical, it also has an affordable cost, making centrifugal pumps exclusive.

Drum Pump: Many businesses purchase the chemical products they use with large-scale barrels. The chemicals in question; It is possible to exemplify it as a dye, acid, oil or additive. Chemical fluids from the drum can pose a major threat to workers and the environment. For this reason, drum pumps ensure the transfer of chemicals safely. Stainless drum pumps should definitely be preferred, especially if they are used in the food industry.

Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump: Pumps in need of a compressed air source for its processing are defined as industry-specific air pumps. When the design is examined, it is immediately noticeable that the two diaphragms are located. There are also electrically operated types of diaphragm pumps. Air double diaphragm pumps do not need any electrical source.

Electric Operated Double Diaphragm Pump: It is the version of diaphragm pumps that we mentioned above, which requires electricity. It is frequently preferred because it is successful in creating a flow without flow except for sensitive dosage.

Peristaltic Hose Pump: It is quite outside of classical pump designs. It has a functioning logic of constantly compressing and releasing the fluid passing through the hose with the rotor rotating inside the pump.

Gear Pump: It is the type of pump that can supply liquid from the motion of the gear connected to the motor shaft.

Mono Pump: It is a pump type which consists of materials called rotor and stator, which is based on the movement of screws integrated into the motor shaft.

Lobe Pump: It performs liquid pumping process depending on the reverse movement of the lobes. It is preferred primarily in particulate fluids.

Magnetic Pump: These are the pumps that are in the centrifugal pump principle described above but have a design without seals and are non-sealed with the principle of magnetic coupling. Especially in chemical processes, they are used with body alternatives such as teflon, pp or pvdf.