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The pulsation is an inherent phenomenon of peristaltic pumps. As fluid enters the head, it gets trapped between two rollers in a pillow. This pillow of fluid is dispensed at the outlet and is followed by a void. The alteration of the pillows and voids causes flow pulsation.
There are two parameters to describe the pulsating phenomenon: the frequency of pulsation and the amplitude of pulsation. Featuring a quick response time, the XY-TEK flow sensors can capture the details of the pump characteristics and help evaluate the pump performance.
XY-TEK Flow Viewer PC software makes it easy to visualize and record the instantaneous flow history and can help process engineers choose the best approach to reduce pulsation.
Pump flow pulsation can generate gurgling or churning noises, metallic or thud sounds, plus pressure waves that are not desirable in a lot of applications. It is impossible to eliminate the flow pulsation from a peristaltic pump, but it can be appropriately reduced to meet the requirements of certain applications.
1. Integrating a pulse dampener
2. Mounting multiple pump heads with offset rollers.
3. Using pump heads with offset occlusion and multiple-roller design
4. Adding discharge tubing
1.Capture the instantaneous pulsation nature of flows generated by the peristaltic pumps
2.Observe the characteristics of the pump strokes?
3.Investigate how flow components such as valves or connectors may affect the flow rates?
Users can choose the XY-TEK Flow Viewer PC software to visualize and record the flow history so that the pump performance can be evaluated.
1.Monitor flow rate and total volume
2.Save flow rate data
3.Write, read, load, and save sensor configurations
4.Sensor zero calibration
5.Sensor flow rate calibration
6.Modify the sensor flow rate range parameters
7.Modify sensor output mode and settings
For more flow sensor / flow meter information, please visit XYTEK website at https://xy-tek.com
Contact XY-TEK team at global@xy-tek.cn
XYTEK engineers would be delighted to arrange the flow sensor/flow meter demonstration or provide further information to help make the flow meter selection choice.
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