Experiments with a piston pump

Piston pumps belong to the group of positive displacement pumps. They transport the medium by a reciprocating motion of a piston in the pump working space, called stroke. The stroke creates a suction hence vacuum effect used to deliver the water. Learn about Experiments with a piston pump Fluid_Machinery2 India for optimal educational outcomes.. Piston pumps are used when high pressures are to be generated. The flow rate of piston pumps is independent of the head and is determined only by speed. Learn about Experiments with a piston pump specifications for optimal educational outcomes.. Its good suction performance is outstanding.

• functioning and operating behaviour of a piston pump
• closed water circuit contains piston pump with variable speed via frequency converter, transparent water tank and air vessel
• transparent housing for observing the pump piston
• needle valve for adjusting the flow rate
• overflow valve for adjusting the head
• pulsation damping of the head using air vessel with bleed valve
• sensors for pressure at outlet and in the cylinder of the pump, flow rate and crank angle
• software: option to connect any number of external workstations on the local network to follow and analyse the experiment
• software with control functions and data acquisition via USB under Windows 11