
A triplex reciprocating pump is a type of positive displacement pump that uses three plungers (also known as pistons) to move fluid through the pump. The plungers are typically driven by a crankshaft and connecting rods, which causes them to move back and forth in a reciprocating motion.
Triplex reciprocating pumps are often used in applications where high-pressure and high-volume fluid pumping is required, such as in oil and gas production, chemical processing, and water treatment. They are known for their reliability and durability, and are capable of handling a wide range of fluids, including corrosive and abrasive materials.
The main advantage of a triplex reciprocating pump is that it provides a smooth, steady flow of fluid with minimal pulsation, which makes it suitable for applications where precise flow control is required. Additionally, triplex pumps are generally more efficient and can deliver higher pressures than duplex pumps, which use two plungers instead of three.
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MAX. SPM. IS 435 WITH 1500 RPM MOTOR GEAR RATIO (3.39:1) |
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MODEL |
FLOW (LPM) |
MAX. RATED PRESSURE kg/cm2 |
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100 HP |
120 HP |
150 HP |
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MF24 (KDB 24) |
62 |
655 |
790 |
- |
MF26 (KDB 26) |
73 |
560 |
670 |
770 |
MF28 (KDB 28) |
84 |
485 |
580 |
665 |
MF30 (KDB 30) |
97 |
420 |
505 |
580 |
MF32 (KDB 32) |
110 |
370 |
445 |
505 |
MF36 (KDB 36) |
139 |
285 |
340 |
400 |
Here are some of the common features of a triplex reciprocating pump:
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