Push Pump & Poppet Valve
A Push Pump and Poppet Valve are integral components in various mechanical and hydraulic systems, particularly in applications like internal combustion engines and fluid handling systems.
The Push Pump is designed to move fluids or gases through a system by generating a pressure differential. It operates by pushing a piston or diaphragm to displace the fluid, creating a flow that is essential for maintaining pressure or moving substances through pipes or channels. This type of pump is commonly used in systems where a consistent and controlled flow is needed.
The Poppet Valve, on the other hand, is a type of valve that regulates the flow of fluids or gases by opening or closing in response to pressure changes. It consists of a cylindrical or conical component, known as the “poppet,” which moves up and down to either allow or block the passage of the fluid. The poppet valve is often used in conjunction with push pumps to control the timing and volume of fluid flow, ensuring efficient operation and preventing backflow or leakage.