Blacoh Spillstop ensures protection against system failures or spills by employing a completely pneumatic system. This innovative design allows for the secure containment of hazardous or messy process fluids that may have leaked, while also automatically shutting down the malfunctioning pumps. This proactive approach prevents expensive product losses and potentially dangerous spills.
Moreover, Blacoh Spillstop features a warning alarm and backup pump switch-over capabilities, effectively reducing system downtime during critical situations. This ensures quick and efficient responses to potential issues.
To accommodate diverse application needs, Blacoh Spillstop is available in a wide range of materials, allowing users to choose the best-suited option for their specific requirements.
SPILLSTOP™ Leak Prevention
and Spill Containment System
Prevent Product Loss and Hazardous Spills.
FEATURES
Compatible with all AODD pumps from 1/4″ (6.35mm) to 4” (101.6mm).
Attaches directly to AODD pump exhaust.
Fully pneumatic – no batteries or electronics required.
Optional warning alarm and backup pump switchover.
Available in a variety of materials and configurations, with custom models on request.
Pulsation and water hammer can be limited with proper forethought and equipment. The control of fluid dynamics is essential to ensure efficient, reliable and safe operation of pumping systems. A pump puts fluid in motion by adding energy to it. This kinetic energy, observed as pressure, is carried in the fluid and slowly lost to friction in the piping system. Uncontrolled fluid in motion can physically destroy the pump, piping, valves, meters and other system components.
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