Peristaltic Pump Installation and Piping
Peristaltic Pump Installation and Piping
1. Stable Installation: The pump should be installed on a stable surface to reduce vibration and noise.
2. Flexible Connection: A flexible or rigid short section (approximately 80-100 cm) should be installed between the pump's outlet flange and the pipeline to facilitate tube replacement.
3. Installation Height: The pump can be installed above the material level without the need for priming, as long as the height difference does not exceed 20 meters.
4. Installation for Viscous Fluids: For fluids with high viscosity, many particles, or poor flowability, the pump should generally be installed below the material level.
5. Piping Design: Minimize the number of bends, especially right-angle bends. The outlet pipe diameter should generally be the same as the tube diameter. For long pipelines or high-viscosity fluids, the outlet pipe diameter can be 1.2-1.3 times the tube diameter.
6. No Check Valves: Do not install check valves at the pump inlet or outlet.
7. Pressure Gauge: Install a pressure gauge at the pump outlet to monitor its operation.
8. Inlet and Outlet: The pump inlet and outlet can be interchangeable, depending on the piping configuration and specific requirements.
9. Electrical Controls: Equip the pump with a forward/reverse switch for maintenance, tube replacement, and self-cleaning.
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