GFL2B13100SN

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GFL2B13100SN is a commonly used miniature flux pump manufactured by German-based NMF Magnetics, optimized for miniaturization of diaphragm pumps and vacuum pumps. The flux concentrator of the pump is included in a continuous winding of a three-phase induction motor. This motor has a maximum power output of 13,100 RPM, making it suitable for a variety of applications with a variety of fluid flow rates. The motor is enclosed within an integrated sub-compact housing, making it ideal for integrated systems, industrial automation, and other miniaturized applications.The primary application field of GFL2B13100SN is in the diaphragm pumps and vacuum pumps. In general, these pumps are used to achieve a lower pressure in a system, and the GFL2B13100SN is specifically optimized for this purpose. The motor provides a constant pressure and airflow, eliminating the need for an additional primary external pump to maintain constant pressure. Additionally, the pump’s integrated sub-compact housing allows it to be installed in tight spaces with limited resources. The pump is designed to provide a continuous flow rate (CCflow) and a consistent proportion of the total pressure, with an efficiency of up to 99%.The working principle of the GFL2B13100SN is based on a three-phase induction motor. This motor is designed to run at a maximum speed of 13100 RPM, making it suitable for a variety of applications. As the motor winds three-phase electrical signals, it develops a magnetic field that creates an electro-magnetic energy. This energy is transmitted to the gap between two stator teeth of the motor, creating an electromagnetism in each of the two stator teeth. This fascinates the surrounding rotor teeth, forming a flux that increases as the motor rotates. The induced flux alternates to the two stator teeth and passes through the gap between them, resulting in a pulsed movement of the fluid.This pulsed movement of the fluid in a GFL2B13100SN flux pump is measured by a pressure sensor, which helps the motor to adjust the speed depending on the amount of fluid moved. This ensures that the pressure in the system remains constant. The motor also has a centrifugal compensator that adjusts the pressure, depending on the specific application requirements.In conclusion, GFL2B13100SN is designed for miniaturization in diaphragm pumps and vacuum pumps. The motor provides a maximum speed of 13,100 RPM, is enclosed in a sub-compact housing, and is optimized to provide a consistent flow rate, efficiency, and pressure. The working principle of the pump is based on a three-phase induction motor, which diverts its magnetic field to the gap between two stator teeth, resulting in a pulsed movement of the fluid. The induced flux is measured by a pressure sensor, and the centrifugal compensator adjusts the pressure.

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