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Hello everyone,

 

I am now looking for a component that will allow me to transfer a fluid (water) at 3 bar, with a diameter of 1" DIAM33.7 on a stroke of 2000mm.

I'm thinking of two tubes, a bit like a jack.

 

Anyone aware of such a system?

 

Thank you all!

 

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Hello

 

I don't have the answer yet, but your diameter, is it 1" or 33.7mm?

 

S.B

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33.7 ext DN25 1"

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in 1 inch for a 2-meter run

 

Apart from a flexible or spiral tube supported by a telescopic rail

 

I don't see much very simple that holds up

  1. The temperature of the water?
  2. Do you have any specific constraints?

 

@+ ;-) 

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A tube with a piston? or a pump? Can you make a small crobar of whatever you want?

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ok, not a common problem.

 

So I think it's just a pump, but I guess it doesn't fit your application.

 

Over a length of 2m, why not a cylinder with a wheel and screw, through rod.

You use the end of the rod as a piston and the advantage is that the tube serves as a guide along the length.

 

An example of this type of cylinder:

http://www.directindustry.fr/prod/setec/verins-mecaniques-vis-sans-fin-vis-translatantes-41068-336428.html

 

 

S.B

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You also have the inflatable flexible cylinders.

 

For example this one, a little short and a little weak but they can be other models.

http://www.pronal.com/verin--specifique--soupleteau_cd1_19.html#tabs

 

S.B

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In the end, do you want something like a gallows garland?

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I'm also in favour of sketching

 

Does your system have to be horizontal? vertical?

Transfer, that is? From one tank to another? Is it to vary a level?

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Olive oil. A tube with a worm screw inside It's like grain screws but smaller and the screw calculated to the nearest diameter with one or two intermediate bearings
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Pressure, vacuum, cylinder, magnetic piston cylinder, pump, worm screw, little man blowing into the tube!!

There are plenty of leads!

It's true that we need a little more info!

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Here is some information

 

Also: 4 round trips per day max.

Cable chain: Precisely we try not to use this solution for aesthetic problems. 

View from above, the dots are aligned.


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Hello

 

Sorry but for me it's still a bit vague. Points A and B are 2000 mm apart. But what exactly do these points represent? Are they reservoirs? Are they full? Can we access it?

Several people have offered a pump. Why couldn't this be the solution?

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Hello

 

if you have 3 bars in tank A and 0 bars in tank B and you want to transfer from A to B,

A fluid transfer pump does the trick

I just did a project with oil (which is unpressible!!) for a filling and emptying system

you can go up to 12 bars!! and 25 m thrust length

One thing to look at is the max pressure that your tanks can receive!!

 

but maybe that's not what you want to do

 

Denis