GREENLINE
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about GREENLINE from 3G Electric.
What materials are used in GREENLINE diaphragm metering pump wetted parts?
GREENLINE heavy-duty motor-driven diaphragm metering pumps feature PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) heads, PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) diaphragms, and seal materials that are either FKM (fluoroelastomer) or PTFE. Fitting materials are available in PVDF or 316 stainless steel. These materials provide chemical resistance to a wide range of aggressive fluids, including acids, bases, and solvents. The PTFE diaphragm offers low friction and high temperature tolerance, while PVDF head construction resists corrosion and mechanical stress. The choice of seal and fitting materials allows customization for specific chemical compatibility requirements.
What is the reproducibility specification of GREENLINE metering pumps?
GREENLINE diaphragm metering pumps are rated with a reproducibility of ±2.0%. This specification indicates the pump's ability to deliver consistent flow rates over repeated cycles under steady operating conditions. Reproducibility is a key performance metric for metering pumps used in chemical dosing applications where precise control of additive quantities is required. The ±2.0% value means that the actual flow rate will vary by no more than 2% from the set point under stable conditions, ensuring reliable dosing for processes such as water treatment, chemical injection, and industrial manufacturing.
What voltage and power options are available for GREENLINE chemical metering pumps?
GREENLINE heavy-duty motor-driven diaphragm metering pumps are designed for dual-voltage operation at 115/230V AC. The pumps are available with horsepower ratings of 1/2 hp, 1 hp, and 1 1/2 hp, depending on the model. The electric motor drive allows for integration into standard industrial electrical systems. The dual-voltage capability enables use in different regional power grids without requiring a separate transformer. The horsepower rating determines the pump's maximum flow and pressure capacity, with higher horsepower models suitable for higher flow rates or higher discharge pressures.
What types of fittings are available on GREENLINE metering pumps?
GREENLINE diaphragm metering pumps are offered with fitting materials in either PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) or 316 stainless steel. PVDF fittings provide chemical resistance to corrosive fluids and are suitable for applications involving acids, bases, and halogens. 316 stainless steel fittings offer higher mechanical strength and are compatible with a broader range of fluids, including those with chlorides or other corrosive agents. The choice of fitting material should be based on the chemical composition of the process fluid and the piping system requirements. Both options are designed to provide leak-free connections and long service life.
How does the diaphragm construction in GREENLINE pumps prevent leakage?
GREENLINE metering pumps use a PTFE diaphragm that separates the process fluid from the pump's mechanical drive components. This diaphragm design eliminates the need for dynamic seals, which are common failure points in packed plunger pumps. The PTFE diaphragm flexes to create a pumping action, ensuring that the fluid remains contained within the head. This construction prevents leakage of hazardous or corrosive chemicals into the environment and reduces maintenance requirements. The diaphragm material is resistant to chemical attack and provides a long service life under normal operating conditions.
What applications are GREENLINE diaphragm metering pumps typically used for?
GREENLINE heavy-duty motor-driven diaphragm metering pumps are used in industrial applications requiring precise chemical dosing. Common applications include water and wastewater treatment for adding coagulants, flocculants, and disinfectants; chemical processing for injecting catalysts, acids, or bases; oil and gas production for injecting corrosion inhibitors or scale inhibitors; and industrial manufacturing for metering additives in processes such as cooling water treatment, boiler feed, and pulp and paper production. The pumps are suitable for handling corrosive, viscous, or abrasive fluids due to their robust material construction.



























