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The Flexorber LP

Click on the Flexorber LP to see which sizes are available.

The Flexorber LP consists of a smooth coontoured roll formed seal groove diaphragm (normally TFE) with an elastomeric anti-osmosis backing and metallic anti-extrusion stiffener, housed between two metal (normally stainless steel) domes. The stainless hydroformed heads are supported by external rings over the full bolt and seal contour peripheral flange area.

The suction side of your pump is connected to the larger of the two inlets so that the pump can readily be supplied at high velocity without pressure drop. Your system supply comes at constant velocity (thanks to the Flexorber LP) into the smaller inlet. Because the flow has been smoothed, the peak inlet flow velocity is reduced, allowing all the suction supply piping to be up to a third of the size it previously needed to be.

If you have a pipeline or pump user problem which requires pulsation analysis, diagnostics, or prediction by software:
The definitions of many problems can be found at Liquid-Dynamics.com. Or send your problem to LiquidDynamics.net.

Liquid Dynamics provides pipeline and pump user problem analysis, diagnostics, and prediction by software. For water hammer and shock solutions pulsation dampening and shock alleviating devices can be obtained from our associate websites PulseGuard and ShockGuard.

For Hardware see our associate websites:

www.PulseGuard.com and www.PulseGuard.co.uk for further information about pulsation dampeners and pumping systems.

www.Shock-Guard.com and www.ShockGuard.co.uk to find large gas bag vessels, jumbo bladders, float separator and big bellows type pipeline shock attenuators and expansion / contraction volume compensators.

www.Pulsation-Dampers.co.uk for more about pulse dampers in pumping systems and water hammer.

Water Hammer and www.Shock-Alleviators.co.uk for more on water hammer, pump start up surge, shut down back flow, & valve closure hammer.

www.Accumulators-Hyd.com and www.Accumulators.co.uk for information about energy saving in pumping systems, standby emergency power, and safety shutdown systems.

www.Pulsation-Shock.com for a quick view of how each different type of pulse dampener is matched to a pump installation. Pumps make flow, system resistance to flow is pressure, systems make pressure and pressure pulsation.

www.Flow-Guard.com to find protection against excess flow. Guard against toxic spills when pipes burst, guard against gushers and fluid loss when hoses split, Flow-Guard guards against excess flow floods.