A Progressive Cavity Pump (PCP), also known as a screw pump or moineau pump, is a type of positive displacement pump designed to handle fluids by transferring them through a series of small, fixed cavities. It is particularly effective for handling viscous, abrasive, or shear-sensitive fluids, making it a versatile choice across various industries.
Positive Displacement compressor, with sliding plate within, compressing gas from lower to higher pressure. These are suitable for low... read more
The vessel is designed to separate gas from liquid as well as light liquid from heavy liquid e.g. gas, oil... read more
This is the amount of liquid withdrawn from column at top of column, and is the top product. read more
Indicates the pressure and temperature that an equipment is designed for. These design conditions, if exceeded can lead to failure... read more
Simplify Your Pressure Relief Valve Sizing with PSV Sizing Calculation Excel Proper sizing of pressure safety valves (PSVs) is critical for... read more
A device that eliminates vortex formation in outgoing fluid at outlet nozzles read more
The pump head refers to the height to which a pump can raise a fluid, typically expressed in units of... read more
A diaphragm pump is a type of positive displacement pump that uses a flexible diaphragm to move fluids. The diaphragm's... read more
Separation of components of a mixture based on relative volatility of each component read more
An equipment that compresses gas from lower to higher pressure, usually with >1.5 pressure ratio read more
