DIFFERENT MANIFOLD TECHNIQUES at fastengineers.in

Fast engineers & fabricators have been in the industries’ leading electromechanical valve and pump technology for decades. Pump Manifolds offer many advantages when compared to just tubing together discrete components, such as fewer leakage points, easier assembly into the instrument, lower internal volumes, and higher reliability.. There are different manufacturing techniques that support and are used to create highly reliable pump manifolds.

Conventional Manifold Technique

This technique is taken into use when the valve count is minimal and the flow paths are straightforward. In this approach, the design pattern of drilled passages enables you to locate valves as desired, with some limitations because the drilled passages must be straight and it requires the plugging of superfluous construction passageways. Integrating miniature valves into a common fluid manifold using this technique is a major step in the direction of simplifying otherwise complex valve and fluid passage configurations that once required numerous tubes from point to point.

Injection Manifold Technique

Fast Engineers & Fabricators valves minimize the fluid between the valve seat and the flow stream which in turn, minimizes carry over volumes. Also, staggering the valves on a multi-face manifold allows closer spacing and further reduces the length of the main flow passage.

Multi-layered Manifold

A multi-layered manifold is typically used when the functional requirements are more compound and complex, which usually involves a higher valve count. These types of designs involve stacking together multiple layers of plates containing different machined or milled passages. The different plates are then bonded together which allows the valves, pumps, and other fluidic sub-components to be located where appropriate for a specific application.

Ant Farm Manifold Technique

This technique involves machining a series of intricate flow paths or channels into the face of the manifold. After the machining operation is done, a plate is bonded over the flow passages to complete the circuit.. This manifold machining technique further reduces the overall manifold size compared to the other above mentioned technologies. This approach gives the designer more flexibility, especially if the application requires a distribution plate to redirect or prevent flow from one passage to another between sections. It also allows the designer to use a spacer plate to increase dimensions between sections when an oversized component or obstruction must be accommodated on the mounting surface.

Combination Manifold Technique

Last but not the least is the Combination manifolds approach which is used to incorporate discrete components into a single unit. In this the volume pumps have a port head that can be customized to incorporate solenoid valves, connections and sensors into a single package. It reduces the number of connections, the need for a second manifold and the overall package size.

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