What is the working principle and composition of the LPG Pump?
The LPG Pump is used to transport and fill liquefied petroleum gas. It is often seen in industrial production and civil gas stations. It is suitable for chemical, pharmaceutical, metallurgical, tobacco, light industry, food and other industries. It is used to fill liquefied petroleum gas raw materials or transport and regulate liquefied petroleum gas during the production process.
1. Working principle of LPG Pump
The LPG Pump is a centrifugal pump that extracts liquefied petroleum gas from the container through centrifugal force and transports it to the place where it needs to be filled. Liquefied petroleum gas is gaseous. If it is compressed and cooled, it will become liquid. Therefore, the characteristics of high liquid pressure and low temperature are very important to ensure the effective transportation and filling of liquefied petroleum gas.
2. Composition of LPG Pump
The LPG Pump consists of motor, coupling, pump body, impeller, mechanical seal and other components. The motor provides power for the LPG pump, and the coupling connects the motor and the pump body. The core component of the pump is the impeller, which generates centrifugal force through high-speed rotation to extract the LPG and transport it to the place where it needs to be filled. Mechanical seals can prevent LPG leakage and ensure safety.
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