Introduction to High Pressure Water Pumps
DYNASET HPW-pump is a converter, which transforms actuating fluid power, usually hydraulic oil, into pumping fluid'92s power, which is defined by flow rate and pressure. Actuating power is supplied from hydraulic system of carrier machine or other installation. Water or any other pumping fluid can be taken from natural source, reservoir or pressurised supply network. The patented HPW-pump utilises the reciprocal motion of hydraulic piston, when two water plungers, flanked to it, develop pressure in delivery (pressure) line. Hydraulic flow moves the piston assembly until the other water plunger reaches its extreme position, when changes the incorporated reversal valve direction of hydraulic flow and, by that, the piston assembly is being set to counter direction. Vacuum is being developed into pumping fluid’'92s intake line and positive pressure in delivery line accordingly. Within pumping cycle water (or other pumping fluid) is being taken by water plungers through intake valves and pumped through pressure valves into delivery line. When hydraulic pressure and/or flow is under the value needed to achieve the maximum output power of HPW-pump, the water power is decreased respectively without any harm to pump itself.
