Difference between reciprocating pump and rotary pump
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A reciprocating pump has a valve which serves as the entrance for the liquid. The valve traps the liquid inside and directs the liquid to a certain area. A rotary pump, meanwhile, has no valves.
Reciprocating pumps can discharge high-pressure fluids in small intervals. On the other hand, the fluid pressure in a rotary pump needs to be adjusted depending on the amount of fluid. In some instances, there might be a need for a regulator to contain the pressure.
Reciprocating pumps can discharge high-pressure fluids in small intervals. On the other hand, the fluid pressure in a rotary pump needs to be adjusted depending on the amount of fluid. In some instances, there might be a need for a regulator to contain the pressure.
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