Gear Pump is commonly used to suck viscous liquids. It works by the teeth of two gears meeting. The outstanding feature is It is small and lightweight. Has an uncomplicated structure easy maintenance Can be divided into 4 types :
External Gear Pump is a pump with two gears that work in a rotating gear. It rotates in the opposite direction inside the pump housing and pushing the liquid in the compression stroke, causing the flow rate to increase.
Internal gear pump is a pump in which the gear will engage with the pump housing. There is a working principle. Liquid will be sent to fill in the gaps. As the pump rotates, the gears and rotor begin to rotate to push the fluid in the compression stroke, increasing the flow rate.
Lobe gear pump is a pump that has two lobes that work together. It rotates in the opposite direction inside the pump housing. There is a Timing Gear located in the Gear Box area to prevent the Lobe blades from touching each other. Propulsion of the liquid relies on the principle of displacement of the liquid in the pump room (Positive Displacement Pumps), in which the liquid moves. It's in the gap between the Lobe and the Casing Pump.
Screw pump is a pump with two screw gears working to rotate against each other. It rotates in the opposite direction inside the pump housing. It will pull the air to flow along the gap of the screw shaft causing the air to be rolled before releasing it into the atmosphere.
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