moyno progressive cavity pump

Moyno Progressive Cavity Pumps (PCPs) are a type of positive displacement pump that are commonly used in a variety of industries, including oil and gas, water and wastewater treatment, food and beverage, and mining. Here are some key features and applications of Moyno Progressive Cavity Pumps:

• • Principles of Operation:

    • • Moyno PCPs use a unique helical rotor and stator design to create a series of sealed cavities that move axially along the pump.
    • • As the rotor turns eccentrically within the stator, it creates a pumping action that gently transports the fluid without shearing or damaging it.
    • • This design allows Moyno PCPs to handle a wide range of fluids, including viscous, abrasive, and shear-sensitive materials.

• • Applications:

    • • Pumping and metering of viscous, shear-sensitive, and abrasive fluids
    • • Handling of slurries, suspensions, and emulsions
    • • Dosing and feeding of chemicals and other additives
    • • Transfer of low-to-high viscosity liquids, pastes, and sludges
    • • Dewatering and sludge pumping in water and wastewater treatment
    • • Handling of drilling muds and other oilfield fluids

• • Key Features:

    • • Gentle, low-shear pumping action
    • • Ability to handle high-viscosity, abrasive, and shear-sensitive fluids
    • • Accurate metering and dosing capabilities
    • • Reversible operation
    • • Compact and easy to install design
    • • Low maintenance and long service life

• • Advantages:

    • • Reliable and consistent flow, even with varying fluid properties
    • • Gentle handling of delicate or shear-sensitive materials
    • • Ability to handle high-viscosity and abrasive fluids
    • • Precise metering and dosing capabilities
    • • Flexible installation and space-saving design

Moyno Progressive Cavity Pumps are a versatile and widely used solution for a variety of fluid handling applications, particularly in industries where the integrity of the fluid needs to be maintained during the pumping process.