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    The document discusses different types of pumps used in pressure-based sprayer plumbing systems, including positive displacement pumps like piston, roller, and diaphragm pumps which output is proportional to speed. It also discusses centrifugal pumps which output is influenced by pressure and are ideal for large volumes at low pressures. It provides key details about pressure relief valves for positive displacement pumps and throttling valves for centrifugal pumps.

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    The document discusses different types of pumps used in pressure-based sprayer plumbing systems, including positive displacement pumps like piston, roller, and diaphragm pumps which output is proportional to speed. It also discusses centrifugal pumps which output is influenced by pressure and are ideal for large volumes at low pressures. It provides key details about pressure relief valves for positive displacement pumps and throttling valves for centrifugal pumps.

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    The document discusses different types of pumps used in pressure-based sprayer plumbing systems, including positive displacement pumps like piston, roller, and diaphragm pumps which output is proportional to speed. It also discusses centrifugal pumps which output is influenced by pressure and are ideal for large volumes at low pressures. It provides key details about pressure relief valves for positive displacement pumps and throttling valves for centrifugal pumps.

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    Pressure-Based Sprayer Plumbing Diagrams

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    The document discusses different types of pumps used in pressure-based sprayer plumbing systems, including positive displacement pumps like piston, roller, and diaphragm pumps which output is proportional to speed. It also discusses centrifugal pumps which output is influenced by pressure and are ideal for large volumes at low pressures. It provides key details about pressure relief valves for positive displacement pumps and throttling valves for centrifugal pumps.

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    Pressure-Based Sprayer Plumbing Diagrams

    Diaphragm Pumps Manual Control Positive Displacement Pump Piston, Roller & Diaphragm Manual Control Centrifugal Pumps

    Electronic Control Positive Displacement Pumps Piston, Roller & Diaphragm - Pressure Based -

    Electronic Control Centrifugal & Turbine Pumps - Pressured Based -

    Positive Displacement Pump: Piston, roller and diaphragm pumps are all types of positive displacement pumps. This means that pump output is proportional to speed and virtually independent of pressure. A key component in a positive displacement system is the pressure relief valve. Proper placement and sizing of the pressure relief valve is essential for safe and accurate operation of a positive displacement pump.
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    Non-Positive Displacement Pump: The centrifugal pump is the most common non-positive displacement pump. The output from this type of pump is influenced by pressure. This pump is ideal for delivering large volumes of liquid at low pressures. A key component of the centrifugal pump is the throttling valve. A manual throttling valve on the main output line is essential for the accurate operation of the centrifugal pump.
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