Advanced Diaphragm Position Control
Protecting the Diaphragm from Closed Suction Line & Suction Line Vacuum Conditions
In normal operation, Wanner Hydra-Cell Pro® diaphragms operate in hydraulic balance. If there is a restriction in the suction line of the pump, the Advanced Diaphragm Position Control (ADPC) engages to protect the diaphragm from damage. If an operator runs the pump with a closed suction line isolation valve by accident, the diaphragms are not damaged. If there is a vacuum condition on the suction of a running pump, the ADPC keeps the diaphragm safe from rupture.
Wanner first introduced this patented technology in 2003 and continues to evolve the designs to improve the performance, security and peace of mind for customers.
Protection of Pump from Hydraulic End Cavitation
Cavitation of the hydraulic side of a hydraulically balanced diaphragm pump occurs when the diaphragm operates out of sync with the plunger, pressurizing the hydraulic oil. This can happen when there is not enough process suction pressure to push the diaphragm back and keep the diaphragm in sync with the drive plunger. The ADPC of Wanner Hydra-Cell Pro® pumps keeps the diaphragm in sync with the hydraulic drive plunger and protects the pump from Hydraulic drive cavitation and damage.



