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BEVERAGE VENDING MACHINE

A Beverage vending machine is an automated machine that sells snacks, beverages, pizzas, cupcakes, newspapers, and lottery tickets to customers. Customers receive a product from a beverage vending machine dependent on the amount of money they put in and the product they select. It’s a self-contained appliance that operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is powered by a standard power outlet. It consists of basic electromechanical technologies that help automate the beverage vending process. In a nutshell, its main goal is to offer users a diverse selection of things at any given moment.

PRESSURE BOOSTING PUMP

A Pressure Boosting Pump boosts the flow of water from your faucet or shower head by increasing the pressure and volume. It’s a pain to live with low water pressure. You know what I’m talking about if you’ve ever tried to shower under a trickle of water and had to move in circles simply to get wet. Low water pressure may make even simple things like showering and brushing your teeth difficult, but a booster pump could be the answer.

MAGNETIC DRIVEN PUMPS

Pumps that are powered by magnets are known as Magnetic Driven Pumps. Because the shaft of these pumps does not protrude from the pump casing, shaft sealing devices such as gland packing or mechanical seals are not required. An external magnet is installed on the driving shaft of magnetic-powered pumps.

It is responsible for conveying motion to a PFS Pump internal magnet that connects to the impeller (s). The impeller(s) turns, causing fluid to flow through the pump. A back case separates the two magnets, creating hermetic isolation of the liquid with no access to the outside world. A Magnetic Driven Pump, often known as a mag drive pump for short, has two magnets, one on the outside of the pump chamber and the other on the inside.

METERING PUMPS

The Metering pumps are positive displacement chemical dosing devices that may be adjusted manually or automatically depending on the process conditions. It is capable of pumping a wide range of chemicals, including acids, bases, corrosives, viscous liquids, and s lurries, with a high level of repeated precision. A metering pump delivers a precise volumetric flow rate by transporting a certain amount of liquid over a given period of time. The supply of fluids at precise, predictable flow rates is referred to as metering. Despite the fact that a few types of pumps are far more suited than most others, the term “Metering pump” relates to the application or purpose rather than the specific type of pump used.

CHILLER PUMPS

A Chiller Pump is a piece of equipment that cools water. When water is chilled below 0°C, a water/glycol combination is frequently employed to keep it from freezing. The chiller’s cooled water is piped to a water/air or water/water heat exchanger, where it can be utilized to cool air or water.