When air-operated double diaphragm pumps are affected by poor compressed air quality, sequential valve failures and component wear may occur, leading to production downtime and increased costs. Learn how proper filtration and maintenance strategies can enhance pump performance and extend service life.

In air-operated diaphragm pumps, the ball cover, ball valve, and ball seat are crucial components for conveying fluids. A thorough analysis of the impact of wear on the diaphragm valve components is essential for preventing pump failures.

The diaphragms of pneumatic double-diaphragm pumps can be affected by issues such as excessive pressure, fluid temperature, corrosive fluids, solid particles, improper storage, incorrect installation, and aging. To ensure the performance and safety of the pump, regular inspection and replacement of aging and damaged parts are necessary.

This is a 3D demonstrative video illustrating fault scenarios in diaphragm pumps. When transferring fluid, there are two conditions that can lead to diaphragm breakage in the pump.

Pipeline blockage: The cause of pipeline blockage is usually particles or impurities in the fluid that obstruct the ball valve, preventing it from functioning correctly. This stops the ball valve from halting fluid backflow, resulting in an irregular delivery process.

Explore this 3D demonstration video highlighting two common ball valve blockage issues in pump systems.