Pneumatic Piston Barrel Pump

Max Flow Rate	20LPM
Frequency	50 Hz
Maximum Discharge Flow	5 Kg/ sq.cm.
Discharge Pressure	5 Bar
Usage/Application	Provide An Easy And Safe Way To Transfer Or Dispense Virtually Any Chemical From Containers
Color	Silver

A Pneumatic Piston Barrel Pump is a type of pump designed for transferring fluids from barrels or drums using pneumatic power to drive a piston mechanism. This kind of pump is widely used in various industries due to its ability to handle a range of liquids efficiently and safely. Here’s a detailed overview:
 **How It Works:
1. **Pneumatic Motor:**   - **Power Source:** The pump is powered by compressed air supplied to the pneumatic motor. This motor converts the energy from compressed air into mechanical motion.   - **Operation:** The pneumatic motor drives the piston inside the pump, which moves back and forth to create suction and discharge.
2. **Piston Mechanism:**   - **Piston Action:** The pneumatic motor actuates the piston in a reciprocating motion. This action creates a vacuum in the suction stroke and forces the liquid out during the discharge stroke.   - **Fluid Transfer:** The liquid is drawn into the pump chamber through an inlet valve during the suction stroke and expelled through an outlet valve during the discharge stroke.
3. **Flow Control:**   - **Adjustable Flow Rates:** The flow rate can be controlled by adjusting the air pressure supplied to the pneumatic motor or using a flow control valve in the system.
 **Key Features:**
 **Pneumatic Operation:** Using compressed air makes the pump suitable for hazardous environments where electrical equipment may pose a risk.- **High Efficiency:** Pneumatic piston pumps are known for their efficiency and ability to handle varying viscosities and types of fluids.- **Durability:** Often built to withstand harsh conditions, including exposure to chemicals and abrasive materials.- **Variable Flow Rates:** Allows for precise control over the flow of the liquid being pumped.
 **Applications:**
**Chemical Transfer:** Ideal for safely transferring corrosive or hazardous chemicals from barrels.- **Industrial Use:** Common in manufacturing and processing industries for transferring oils, lubricants, and other industrial fluids.- **Food and Beverage:** Used for moving food-grade liquids, with considerations for hygiene and cleanliness.- **Agriculture:** Useful for handling fertilizers, pesticides, and other agricultural chemicals.
 **Advantages:**
**Safety:** Pneumatic operation avoids the risk of sparks, making it safer for use in explosive or flammable environments.- **Versatility:** Suitable for a wide range of fluids, including those with varying viscosities and chemical properties.- **Portability:** Often designed to be portable and easy to use with different barrels or drums.- **Ease of Use:** Simple to operate and maintain, with clear controls for adjusting the flow rate and pressure.
 **Maintenance:**
**Regular Inspections:** Check for wear on the piston, seals, and other moving parts. Regularly inspect the entire system for leaks and signs of damage.- **Air Supply Maintenance:** Ensure that the compressed air supply is clean and free of contaminants that could affect pump performance.- **Cleaning:** Clean the pump periodically to prevent build-up of residues or debris that can impact its operation.- **Lubrication:** Apply lubrication to moving parts as specified by the manufacturer to ensure smooth operation.
**Choosing the Right Pump:**
When selecting a pneumatic piston barrel pump, consider:
**Fluid Compatibility:** Ensure the pump materials are compatible with the fluids being transferred, including any chemical or temperature considerations.- **Flow Rate Needs:** Choose a pump that can handle the required flow rate for your application.- **Pressure and Temperature Ratings:** Verify that the pump meets the pressure and temperature requirements of your process.- **Safety Features:** Check for additional safety features if needed, especially for hazardous environments.