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How to Select the Right Pump for Your Needs

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  How to Select the Right Pump for Your Needs When it comes to choosing the right pump for your application, you must ask a few questions first. ·         Which media or fluid do you need to transfer? ·         What is the total size of your operations? ·         What is the maximum pressure the pump may need to handle? ·         What is the temperature range within which the pump needs to operate? It is equally important not to get confused with the large number of pump choices available in the market. Based on your application's specifications, a compatible pump needs to be selected. Below are a few criteria to check before zeroing in on a pump: ·         The required flow rate of the fluid o    The volume of fluid to be pumped is an essential factor to be considered before buying a p...

API 675 Metering Pump with a Hydraulic Diaphragm: A Comprehensive Overview

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  API 675 Metering Pump with a Hydraulic Diaphragm: A Comprehensive Overview When it comes to precision and reliability in fluid handling, metering pumps are known to deliver. The API 675 metering pump with a hydraulic diaphragm is a standout solution among metering pumps. It is designed for demanding applications. Industries that adhere to stringent performance, safety, and dependability guidelines the API 675 metering pumps. These include ·        Oil and gas ·        Chemical processing ·        Water treatment ·        Power generation What are API 675 Standards? API stands for American Petroleum Institute. The API 675 standard covers requirements for making controlled volume pumps and pump units for use in services across industries such as: ·        Petroleum ·        Petrochemical ·   ...

API 675 Metering Pumps: A Comprehensive Overview

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  API 675 Metering Pumps: A Comprehensive Overview API stands for the American Petroleum Institute. And the API 675 standard is set to measure positive displacement pumps used in the petroleum, petrochemical and gas industries. This means that API 675-approved pumps meet the strictest performance and reliability standards. API 675 mandates several things, such as mechanical integrity, which means the compliant pumps go through several rounds of pressure testing and checks to ensure they can withstand harsh and challenging operating conditions. These pumps also go through flow accuracy testing to ensure absolute precision. Materials used in the construction of the pump also need to meet specific criteria to ensure their chemical and physical compatibility with various fluids. A metering pump is a type of positive displacement pump that delivers liquid in precise amounts. Besides oil and gas, metering pumps can be used for a range of applications such as: ·    ...