Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump (AODD PUMP) Manufacturer in India
When it comes to choosing the best industrial pumps, Jay Khodiyar Engineering Works has proven to be a popular choice. We offer the best Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pumps for different pumping applications in Oil and Gas, Pharmaceutical, Petrochemical Plants, Food Processing, Mining, Marine, and other industries.
Our Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pumps are ideal for providing trouble-free performance and smooth product flow. The best features of our pumps are their durability, easy maintenance, and minimum downtime to give the optimum pump performance.
Head | Up to 50 mtr |
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Flow | Up to 45 m/hr |
Temperature | 120°C |
M.O.C | Investment Casting CF8M (SS-316), Aluminum, PP, PVDF |
Max. Particle Size | 6.35 mm |
Air Pressure | 2 MAx. 7 Kg/cm |
Air Intel Size | 1/4 to 1/2" |
Air Exhaust | 3/4 to 1/2" |
Suction Lift | Dry : 4.57 meter / Wet : 7.6 m |
Teflon | Dry : 3.05 m / Wet : 6.09 m |
- Easy Installation & Operation
- No Lubrication Required
- Low Maintenance
- Corrosion Resistance
- Leakproof Design
- Extremely Portable
Applications
Chemical & Refineries
Paints & Coating
Steelworks & Foundries
Food & Beverages
Waste Water Treatment
Pharmaceutical
Cosmetics & Cleaning
Textile & Tanning
Semiconductor & Electronics
Galvanic
Pulp & Paper
Constructions & Mining
Energy & Power Plant
Automotive
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What is an AODD Pump?
An AODD pump, or Air-Operated Double-Diaphragm pump, is a type of positive displacement pump, driven by compressed air to move fluids. It consists of two chambers separated by a flexible diaphragm. Compressed air is alternately applied to each side of the diaphragm, causing it to flex and push the fluid out of the chamber.
How Does an AODD Pump Work?
- Compressed air enters one chamber, pushing the diaphragm outwards. This creates a vacuum in the opposite chamber, drawing fluid in through the inlet valve.
- As the first diaphragm reaches its limit, the air distribution system switches direction. Air rushes into the second chamber, pushing its diaphragm outwards and forcing the fluid in that chamber out through the outlet valve.
- This back-and-forth tango continues, with each cycle pushing a volume of fluid through the pump.