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Peristaltic Pump .52
Peristaltic Pump .52
Peristaltic Pump .52
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INTRODUCTION
Peristaltic Pump
• A peristaltic pump is a type of positive displacement pump used to transfer
fluids.
• It works by creating a progressive cavity that moves fluid through a flexible
tube.
CLASSIFICATION OF PUMPS
DISADVANTAGE OF OTHER PUMPS WHEN
COMPARED TO PERISTALTIC PUMP
• Can not use for Clean liquids and harsh chemicals in low-pressure applications
•
• Pumping of thicker fluids are not easy
•
• Can not work more easily under difficult conditions
PERISTALTIC PUMP
Working Principle
1 Compression
The pump head compresses the tube, which forces the fluid to move through it.
2 Relaxation
The tube recovers to its original shape, creating a vacuum that draws more fluid into the pump
head.
3 Repetition
This process repeats, creating a consistent flow of fluid with a high level of accuracy.
Advantages
Peristaltic pumps offer highly They have a gentle pumping Peristaltic pumps are self-priming
precise measurement and control action that eliminates shear forces, and can run dry without damage,
over the flow rate of fluids, making them ideal for pumping which makes them ideal for
making them ideal for laboratory shear-sensitive fluids like blood applications where consistent flow
use. and biochemical compounds. rate and easy maintenance are
essential.
DISADVANTAGE
chemotherapy, dialysis, and blood transfusions. pipelines, wastewater treatment plants, and other
industrial applications.
Peristaltic pumps are used in laboratories for They are used to pump viscous food products such
precise dosing, separation or fractionation of as sauces, purees, and pulps. They are also used in
particles, pumping corrosive or volatile reagents, the production of beer, wine, and other beverages.
and more.
Different Types
Offers the ability to adjust the Used specifically for high- Fitted with a hose instead of a
flow rate to meet specific pressure, low-flow applications, tube and used in high flow
application needs, making them such as laboratory experiments. application for sludge handling or
ideal for laboratory use. chemical metering.
Selection Criteria
Pressure Chemical Compatibility
Select a pump that can handle the Choose a tubing material compatible
required pressure, as it varies based on with the fluid being pumped to avoid
the viscosity and fluid temperature. contamination or chemical reaction.
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Choose a tube material with high Choose a pump head size that can
chemical resistance and good handle the required flow rate, taking
mechanical properties to handle the into account the tubing diameter and
required viscosity of the fluid being the fluid viscosity.
pumped.
Maintenance and Cleaning of Peristaltic
Pumps