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AODD (Air-Operated Double-Diaphragm) Pumps are leakage-resistant pumps that are used to handle highly corrosive chemicals, sludges or viscous fluids. AODD pumps feature two flexible membranes or diaphragms anchored on a common shaft. The forward and backward movement of these diaphragms cause the movement of fluids as desired. Instead of controlling the diaphragm by means of a motor, AODD pumps make use of compressed air, by alternately directing air to either of two air chambers on the diaphragms.
How does an air operated double diaphragm pump work?
The Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump (AODD Pump) is a positive displacement pump that exploits the reciprocating motion of diaphragm and balls. Rubber, thermoplastic, or Teflon diaphragms, as well as other appropriate diaphragms, are utilized in AODD pumps. It consists of two pumping chambers that are filled and expelled alternately using flexible diaphragms. To produce the pumping motion, compressed air is alternately fed into and released from air chambers on opposing sides of the diaphragm.
When the chamber pressure rises due to decreased volume, the diaphragm slides down, forcing the previously drawn fluid out of the chamber of a AODD Pump. Finally, the diaphragm moves up again, drawing fluid into the chamber to complete the cycle. This movement is comparable to that of a cylinder in an internal combustion engine.
• Aluminium
• Stainless Steel
• Ductile Iron
• Polypropylene
• PVDF
Rubber
Neoprene: use with water/wastewater chemicals
Buna-N: ideal for oil-and-gas applications
EPDM: best for ketones and aldehydes, and acetates
FKM: ideal for aromatic and chlorinated hydrocarbons
Ideal in all chemical and acid handling applications across many industries. PTFE Diaphragm one for all media and liquids.