[Case Study of Diaphragm Pump] Measures for Thermal Expansion in Outdoor Piping

[Industry Case Study Now Available] Introduction of cases that withstood the pushing pressure from external CIP cleaning rigs up to 0.7MPa.

We would like to introduce a case study of our air-driven diaphragm pump, the "One Nut Pump." ★Application Target: Measures Against Thermal Expansion in Outdoor Piping An international paint manufacturer was using a competitor's air-driven diaphragm pump and faced issues with product transfer from piping that runs outdoors. The product inside the outdoor piping experienced overpressure on the pump's suction side due to thermal expansion, leading to pump failures and malfunctions. As a solution, they implemented our "One Nut Pump." By using a back plate for diaphragm protection, this pump can withstand pressures of up to 0.7 MPa. It effectively addresses thermal expansion issues from outdoor piping and can endure the pushing pressure from external CIP cleaning rigs up to 0.7 MPa. 【Case Study Overview】 ■Pump Option: Back Plate ■Compatible with Pushing Pressure from 0.07 MPa to 0.7 MPa *You can view the complete "Case Study Collection" compiled from all examples through PDF download. We also welcome any inquiries you may have.

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