Reverse Osmosis Booster Pump Inlet Valve

Introduction of the rubber inlet valve and drainage valve inside the reverse osmosis booster pump:

Rubber inlet valve:

1. Function: Control the inlet flow to ensure that the right amount of water enters the reverse osmosis booster pump.

2. Material: Usually made of corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant rubber materials, such as EPDM, to adapt to different working environments.

3. Working principle: When the pump starts, the inlet valve opens to allow the water to enter the pump smoothly; When the pump is stopped, the inlet valve is closed to prevent water backflow.

4. Features: The rubber inlet valve has good sealing performance and can effectively prevent water leakage.

Rubber drainage valve:

1. Function: Discharge the water in the reverse osmosis booster pump to prevent water in the pump.

2. Material: The same as the water inlet valve, generally made of rubber.

3. Working principle: The drainage valve opens when the water needs to be drained, and the water in the pump is discharged; Shut off when no drainage is needed to keep the pump dry.

4. Features: The opening and closing of the rubber drainage valve is flexible and can quickly respond to the drainage demand.

These rubber valves play a key role in the reverse osmosis booster pump, they control the water pressure and flow of the pump head, and their reliability and performance directly affect the efficiency and service life of the booster pump. In order to ensure the normal operation of the rubber valve, it is necessary to check and maintain regularly, such as cleaning the spool and replacing the rubber sealing ring.