Titan air-operated diaphragm pumps
Titan air-operated diaphragm pumps supplied by PCS
Explore the Titan pump range available through Process Containment Solutions (PCS) for industrial fluid transfer duties across multiple materials, sizes and configurations.
Titan air-operated double diaphragm pumps are selected according to the fluid being handled, installation conditions and operating requirements. PCS supplies the full Titan range and can assist with model selection, technical guidance and pump enquiries based on your application.
Titan air-operated diaphragm pumps
Explore the Titan diaphragm pump range
A complete range of Titan air-operated double diaphragm pumps available through PCS.
Explore the Titan model range below and enquire about the configuration most appropriate for your operating duty. Product selection depends on the process medium, required performance, wetted materials and installation requirements.
Product photographs are indicative. TDNP-E and TDNP-F currently share a representative range photograph. Confirm individual model configuration and materials with PCS.
Understanding AODD pump operation
How Titan air-operated diaphragm pumps work
Air-operated double diaphragm pumps use compressed air to move fluid through alternating pumping strokes.
Two diaphragms operate in opposition. As one liquid chamber fills, the other discharges. The air-distribution system controls diaphragm movement, while non-return valves direct fluid through the pump.
Compressed-air distribution
An air-distribution valve alternately supplies compressed air to the diaphragm air chambers, creating the movement required for pumping.
Alternating diaphragm movement
One diaphragm draws process fluid into its chamber while the opposite diaphragm discharges fluid. The actions reverse during the following stroke.
Suction and discharge control
Inlet and outlet non-return valves respond to pressure changes, directing fluid from the suction connection towards the discharge connection.
The pumping cycle repeats while an appropriate compressed-air supply is maintained. Actual flow and discharge performance depend on the selected Titan model, air-supply conditions, fluid characteristics and system resistance.
Titan diaphragm pump selection
Selecting the right Titan diaphragm pump
The correct pump configuration depends on the fluid being handled, the operating duty and the available compressed-air supply.
Titan air-operated double diaphragm pumps are available in different configurations. These six considerations help establish which model, materials and installation arrangement should be reviewed for your application.
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Process fluid characteristics
Identify the liquid, viscosity, solids content, abrasive characteristics and relevant chemical properties.
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Required flow and operating duty
Establish the required transfer rate, operating frequency and any expected variation in process demand.
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Discharge pressure and system resistance
Review discharge pressure, pipework, elevation changes and restrictions that may affect pump performance.
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Wetted materials and diaphragm compatibility
Check that diaphragm and other wetted-component materials are suitable for the process fluid, temperature and operating conditions.
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Compressed-air supply
Confirm the available compressed-air pressure and supply capacity under the expected operating conditions.
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Installation and connection requirements
Review suction conditions, connection types, mounting arrangements, available space and maintenance access.
Share the process fluid, required flow, operating pressure and available compressed-air information. PCS can assist with an initial product selection enquiry.
Industrial fluid transfer applications
Where Titan diaphragm pumps may be used
Air-operated diaphragm pumps are considered for a range of industrial liquid-transfer duties, including challenging process fluids.
Titan diaphragm pumps are available in different models and material configurations. Application suitability depends on fluid characteristics, operating duty, installation requirements and the selected pump construction.
Sludge and slurry transfer
Diaphragm pumps may be considered for sludge, slurry and liquids containing suspended solids. Particle characteristics, abrasion and wetted-component suitability must be assessed for the selected model.
Viscous process liquids
Certain viscous-liquid transfer duties may benefit from diaphragm pump technology. Fluid behaviour, suction conditions, required flow and available air supply influence selection.
Chemical and process fluid handling
Chemical transfer duties require careful selection of materials. Diaphragms, housings and other wetted components must be compatible with the specified process medium and operating conditions.
Intermittent and maintenance transfer
Diaphragm pumps may be considered for periodic transfer, draining and changing operating demand. Duty requirements, installation and compressed-air availability should be reviewed.
Titan pump construction and support
Titan pump materials and component support
Construction materials and internal components vary across the Titan diaphragm pump range.
Understanding the pump model and its component requirements is important when specifying new equipment or identifying parts for an existing unit. Material suitability and component compatibility must be confirmed against the particular operating duty.
The Titan diaphragm pump brochure provides construction options and published operating data. Final specifications should be checked for the selected model.
Need support with an existing Titan pump?
Share the pump model, the components required and available equipment photographs. PCS can review the enquiry and help establish the appropriate next steps, subject to component compatibility and availability.
Planning a Titan pump enquiry
Preparing your Titan diaphragm pump enquiry
A few key details help PCS understand your requirements and progress your product enquiry.
Whether you have a specific Titan model in mind, need to replace an existing pump or are planning a new installation, the information alongside provides a useful starting point.
Share the details you have available. PCS can advise which additional information may be needed to assess model suitability or prepare a quotation.
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New installation or replacement pump
Indicate whether the enquiry concerns a new installation or existing equipment. For replacements, include the pump make, model or photographs where available.
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Process liquid and operating duty
Describe the fluid being transferred and any relevant solids, temperature or chemical characteristics. Include required flow and pressure if known.
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Air supply and installation details
Share available compressed-air information, pipe connections and any installation or material requirements that may affect pump configuration.
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Quantity and delivery requirements
Include the number of pumps required, delivery location and anticipated purchasing timeframe. Mention any associated component or spare-parts requirements.
Send PCS your equipment and operating information. The technical team can review the enquiry, advise on the appropriate next steps and confirm quotation requirements.
Titan diaphragm pump enquiries
Discuss your Titan diaphragm pump requirement
PCS can assist with enquiries across the complete Titan air-operated double diaphragm pump range.
Whether you need a replacement pump or equipment for a new process duty, contact PCS to discuss the relevant Titan model, configuration and quotation requirements.
Know which Titan model you need?
Send the model details, required quantity and delivery location. PCS can review the relevant quotation and availability information.
Need assistance with model selection?
Share the process fluid and operating requirements. PCS can assist with identifying the configuration to consider for your duty.
Product availability, component options and delivery arrangements are confirmed against the specific enquiry.