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Membrane for 24 L hydroaccumulator, d=90 mm
Description: The membrane for a 24-liter hydroaccumulator with a diameter of 90 mm is a universal accessory designed for pumps. It is made from high-quality rubber, ensuring long service life and reliability. The maximum liquid temperature that this membrane can handle is 99 °C. The white color of the membrane gives it an aesthetic appearance, and the additional feature of a 130 mm long tail makes it convenient for installation and operation.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Universal |
| Purpose | For pumps |
| Type | Hydroaccumulator accessories |
| Neck diameter | 90 mm |
| Maximum liquid temperature | 99 °C |
| Material | Rubber |
| Color | White |
| Country of manufacture | China |
| Additional features | With a tail length of 130 mm |
Compatibility
This membrane has a wide range of applications and is suitable for various models of hydroaccumulators and pumps. Before purchasing, ensure that the dimensions and specifications of the membrane meet the requirements of your device.
How to choose the right part
When selecting a membrane for a hydroaccumulator, pay attention to the following aspects:
- Dimensions: Ensure that the neck diameter matches your device (in this case, 90 mm).
- Material: The rubber should be of high quality and resistant to high temperatures.
- Compatibility: Check if the membrane is suitable for your specific pump or hydroaccumulator.
Possible causes of membrane failure
The membrane may fail for the following reasons:
- Overheating of the liquid beyond permissible values.
- Mechanical damage during operation or installation.
- Material wear from regular use.
To avoid failures, it is recommended to regularly check the condition of the membrane and replace it as necessary, as well as monitor the temperature and pressure in the system.
Replacement recommendations
Replacing the membrane is a straightforward procedure that can be done independently. Follow these steps:
- Disconnect the pump from the power source and allow the system to cool down.
- Remove the cover of the hydroaccumulator by carefully unscrewing the fasteners.
- Extract the old membrane, carefully checking the condition of the other components.
- Install the new membrane, ensuring it is securely fixed.
- Reassemble the cover, ensuring the fastening is reliable.
- Reconnect the pump and check the operation of the system.
Replacement difficulty rating: Low. Even a beginner can handle the membrane replacement if they follow the instructions.