How Does an Internal Gear Pump Work?
Internal Gear pump is also a part of positive displacement pump.
The main pumping elements of internal gear pump are the smaller concentric rotor gear connected to the drive shaft and the idler placed eccentric to the smaller rotor supported by front cover with crescent shaped partition.
When the concentric smaller rotor rotates it engages with idler which creates the cavity which will be filled with fluid and sealed by crescent and when disengaged then sealed cavities get discharge.
This process delivers smooth, pulsation free and allows the internal gear pump to handle a versatile range of fluids.
What Construction Options Are Available in Internal Gear Pumps?
Available in Horizontal Construction only
Heat jacketing as per Application Requirement
What Are the Key Benefits of Internal Gear Pumps?
Can handle Corrosive fluids
Non-Pulsating Flow
Less vibration and low noise
Bi Directional
Less maintenance
Low life cycle cost
What Media Can Internal Gear Pumps Handle?
Below are Some Pumping Mediums Across Industries
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- Chocolate
- Coatings
- Emulsions
- Glucose
- Glycerine
- Foams
- Mineral Oil
- Polyisobutylene
- Polyols
- Natural Extracts
- Grease
- Resin
- Hardener
- Glycerol
- Soap Stock
- Aircraft Fuels
- Glue
- Varnish
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