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Structure and Principle
High-accuracy, Metered Dispensing
Structure of Mohno Dispensers
The standard structure of Mohno Dispensers is the same as Mohno Pumps and features a progressing cavity pump that uses rotary positive-displacement. The central part is composed of a rotor equivalent to male threads and a stator equivalent to female threads. In the gap between the rotor and the stator, a series of independent sealed chambers called "cavities" is created.
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Principle of Mohno Dispensers
When the rotor turns in the stator, a suction force that draws in high-viscosity fluids is produced, and as each new cavity is created, the cavities move toward the dispense end. Fluid drawn into the cavity is conveyed in a sealed chamber and continuously conveyed forward.
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The cross-sectional area of each cavity is always constant regardless of the position of the rotor, enabling a constant flow rate that is directly proportional to the rotational speed of the rotor.
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Features and Advantages
Mohno Dispensers can, by working on the principles of progressing cavity pumps, perform high-accuracy dispensing.