LPG Pump for LPG Tank

The LPG pump for LPG tank consists of four main components: the support section, the drive section, the bearings, and the sealing components. The support section is mainly composed of the bracket, pump body, and end cover, which are secured together with screws to form the working chamber. The drive section consists of the drive shaft, impeller, and parallel key – the shaft drives the impeller through the key to generate pressure difference. The bearings include deep groove ball bearings and angular contact ball bearings. The sealing components are made up of O-rings and mechanical seals.

The parameter is as follow.

Structural Feature

This LPG pump for LPG tank is designed for high differential pressure conditions and performs reliably with both above-ground and underground tanks. It provides high-flow supply for dual-gun dispensers. With continuous heavy-duty design, this liquefied gas turbo pump offers durable and reliable operation, simple maintenance, and economic efficiency – making it an ideal replacement for traditional submersible pumps.

Applications

This LPG pump for LPG tank is suitable for dispenser fueling, cylinder filling, tanker truck loading and unloading, and bulk transfer. It handles a variety of media including LPG, kerosene, diesel, and other liquids. The LPGP-150 liquefied gas turbo pump delivers consistent performance across all these applications.

Troubleshooting

Q1: Why does the pump not operate?

A1: Check the motor. If the motor is fine, inspect the pump body for foreign objects or uneven screw tension on the end cover.

Q2: Why does the LPG pump for LPG tank vibrate heavily?

A2: Check alignment between motor and pump – verify mounting nuts alignment and center height consistency.

Q3: How to fix leakage from LPG pump for LPG tank?

A3: Check the mechanical seal and O-rings for damage. If they are intact, inspect the pump body for cracks or damage.

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