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Peristaltic Pump Pulsation Dampener
A picture of our DPT Pulsation Dampener with improved efficiency for Peristaltic Pumps, reducing pulses by up to 80%
Pulsation Dampener DPT40
A picture of our DPT40, a size of Pulsation Dampener designed for Peristaltic Pumps
Pulsation Dampener DPT100
A picture of our Pulsation Dampener for Peristaltic Pumps in size DPT100
Pulsation Dampener DPT125
A picture of our DPT Pulsation Dampener for Peristaltic Pumps in size DPT125
A picture of our DPT Pulsation Dampener with improved efficiency for Peristaltic Pumps, reducing pulses by up to 80%
80% Efficiency
A picture of our DPT40, a size of Pulsation Dampener designed for Peristaltic Pumps
DPT40
A picture of our Pulsation Dampener for Peristaltic Pumps in size DPT100
DPT100
A picture of our DPT Pulsation Dampener for Peristaltic Pumps in size DPT125
DPT125
See Technical Data |
Model (Dampener) Peristaltic Pump Size (PT) Max Air Pressure (Bar)
DPT 40 PT 25, PT 32, PT 38, PT 40 15
DPT 65 PT 51, PT 60, PT 65 10
DPT 100 PT 80, PT 80L, PT 100 10
DPT 125 PT 125 10

Peristaltic Pump Pulsation Dampener

Our DPT Pulsation Dampener for Peristaltic Pumps is specifically designed to optimise your pump system by reducing pulsating flows, vibrations and hammering in the pipework by up to 80% by using pressure housing manufactured from Stainless Steel with a reinforced rubber hose. This results in a smoother and more consistent linear flow. This effective dampening capability delivers reduced downtime and maintenance costs as it minimises wear and tear of the system. Additionally, the design allows for simplified cleaning and maintenance procedures as only the inner part of the hose comes into contact with the pumped fluid. While designed for Peristaltic Pumps, these dampeners are suited to additional pump types.

Typical applications for our DPT Pulsation Dampener for Peristaltic Pumps:

  • Abrasive & Corrosive Liquids
  • Viscous Fluids
  • Fluids with Particles up to 20% of Inner Hose Diameter
Overview

Pulsations are a common challenge with Peristaltic Pumps, occurring when the shoes release the hose after compression on the discharge side. As the compressed hose returns to its original shape, the volume at the pump’s discharge increases, causing pressure drops along the installations discharge line. This occurrence gives rise to undesirable pulsations, vibrations and hammering within the piping system.

Fortunately, our DPT Pulsation Dampeners have been designed to tackle these pulsations head-on, keeping them to a minimum. These dampeners use a compressed vessel with a reinforced hose filled with compressed air or nitrogen. This is to absorb and mitigate the pulses generated by the Peristaltic Pump. It’s important to note that although these dampeners have been designed for Peristaltic Pumps, they are suitable for additional pump types as well.

The lifetime of the hose in a Peristaltic Pump is significantly extended, ensuring long-term reliability and reducing maintenance costs, By minimising pulsations, the dampeners enhance the overall performance of your installation, promoting smooth and uninterrupted operations. For added convenience, these dampeners can be installed in either a vertical or horizontal position, accommodating the unique requirements of your pumping system.

Features & Benefits
  • Reduced downtime and maintenance costs: by curbing pulsations, these dampeners minimise wear and tear on your system
  • Easy to clean: as the inner part of the hose is the only part to come into contact with the fluid being pumped, maintenance procedures and cleaning routines are simplified
  • Versatile: while designed for Peristaltic Pumps, these dampeners are also suitable for use with additional pump types
  • Certified design: our DPT Pulsation Dampeners comply with rigorous standards set out by the European PED Directive 2014/68/EU
  • Superior fluid compatibility: these dampeners can handle abrasive, corrosive and even viscous fluids with particles up to 20% of the inner hose diameter

 

Dampening Effect:

The dampener installed at the pump outlet (light blue) decreases the flow pulsation hen compared to that without it (shown in dark blue). This results in a proven pulsation reduction by up to 80%!

Dampening effect curves for the DPT Pulsation Dampener

Specifications
Technical Data DPT 40 DPT 65 DPT 100 DPT 125
Hose pump size PT 25, PT 32, PT 38, PT 40 PT 51, PT 60, PT 65 PT 80, PT 80L, PT 100 PT 125
Max air pressure (bar/psi) 15/217 10/145 10/145 10/145
Max outlet pressure (bar/psi) 15/217 10/145 10/145 10/145
Min temperature (°C/°F) -20/-4 -20/-4 -20/-4 -20/-4
Max temperature (°C/°F) 80/176 80/176 80/176 80/176
Dampener weight  25/55 55/121 87/192 86/190

 

The following hose materials are available for each of these industries:

Hose ATEX Industry 
Water Treatment Ceramic Mining & Quarries Building & Construction Chemical Food & Beverage Paint, Pulp & Paper Agriculture & Biogas
Industrial
NR x x x x x x x x
NBR x x x x
EPDM x x x x x x x x
CSM x x x x
Food Grade
NR FDA x x
NBR FDA x
EPDM FDA x
Variations

Available connections include:

  • Modular flange (standard) – EN 1092-1 PN16 or ANSI 150 flange
  • Hygienic Fittings – DIN 11851
  • Tri-Clamp connections – DIN 32676 or ASME BPE clamp (DIN 2676)