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How EODD Pumps Improve Energy Efficiency in Industrial Applications?

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How EODD Pumps Improve Energy Efficiency in Industrial Applications? Electrically Operated Double Diaphragm (EODD) pumps are a type of double diaphragm pump. As the name suggests, they are driven by an electric motor instead of compressed air. Like traditional double diaphragm pumps, they also use two diaphragms. These diaphragms move back and forth to move the fluid. EODD pumps offer several advantages, including: ·        energy efficiency due to their electric motor drive ·        ability to handle sudden pressure changes ·        ability to resist back pressure ·        capability to ensure continuous operation These pumps can be easily controlled by PLCs or SCADA systems. These systems allow for precise flow control. They are versatile and capable of handling a wide range of materials. These include high-solid and abrasive fluids. While they may not be ideal for u...

Exploring the Benefits of an Energy-Efficient Pump

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Exploring the Benefits of an Energy-Efficient Pump When it comes to sustainability and earth-friendly practices, the world is continuously moving forward. Industries across the globe are taking measures to drive sustainable practices in their operations. And those who haven't joined the bandwagon yet are slowly warming up to the idea of reducing their carbon footprint. As the sustainability movement gains momentum, energy-efficient pumps including, PD pumps , emerge as a key innovation that manufacturers look for. These pumps are designed to optimise electricity usage while delivering optimum performance, offering operators a range of benefits, including cost savings and consistent performance. Energy-efficient pumps, such as electrically operated double diaphragm (EODD) pumps are designed to use up to five times less energy than traditional air-operated double diaphragm (AODD) pumps. By incorporating advanced technologies such as variable frequency drives (VFDs), optimised impel...