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Dynamic Characteristics Analysis of Two-Phase Flow Diaphragm Pump Based on MATLAB and ADAMS

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Two-phase flow diaphragm pump (hereafter referred to as the diaphragm pump) is a new generation pump of the reciprocating pump, which used to transport high fretting corrosion medium. At present, the diaphragm pump is widely used in many fields such as Non-ferrous metals, Chemical, Coal, Electric power and so on. The diaphragm pump is of the heart of the equipment; therefore it must have the very high reliability. As the important part of diaphragm pump, the dynamic characteristics of the power end will directly affect the behaviors and life of the solid machine. This paper introduces the work principle of the diaphragm pump, carries a simulation to the virtual prototype of the diaphragm pump based on the numerical value analyze software MATLAB and the dynamics of mechanical system simulation software ADAMS and get the relationships between the design parameters and the dynamic characteristics of the power end of diaphragm pump, which provide a theoretical basis for optimizing the diaphragm pump in the future.

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Periodical:

Key Engineering Materials (Volume 522)

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495-502

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.522.495

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August 2012

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Tian Biao Yu, Jia Shun Shi, Xiao Ping Zheng, He Bin Liu, Wan Shan Wang

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Diaphragm Pump, Dynamic Simulation, Dynamical End, Inertia Force, MATLAB

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