Reasons for Insufficient Pressure in a Three-Cylinder Plunger Pump
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Insufficient pressure in a three-cylinder plunger pump may be caused by aging of the wash pump. Below are the relevant details: Concept: A three-cylinder plunger pump is a type of equipment primarily used for intermittent operations such as acidification, cementing, fracturing, and well sealing. Features: The pump's reducer can be installed in 17 different positions, allowing it to adapt to various drive configurations of the pump unit; two different pump head bodies are available to accommodate plungers of different sizes (due to varying pressure and displacement requirements); optional packing components, valve assemblies, discharge flanges, and suction manifolds can be selected to meet the requirements of different layouts, media, and environments; the pump has a lightweight and simple structure, with reduced weight, maximum displacement, and highest pressure.