Bladder Accumulator, A Variety Of Applications

Bladder accumulators are used in a variety of applications, ranging from industrial use to oil field to the service and entertainment industries. It consists of a fluid section and a gas section with the bladder acting as the gas-proof screen. It can ensure that your system fluid volume pressure maintains an even level despite any internal leaks; especially important if your system contains spool valves, cartridge valves or hydraulic cylinders. Bladder Accumulator can reduce energy costs in a variety of applications. By assisting the flow output for pumps with intermittent duty cycles, the accumulator will reduce system horsepower requirements.

Nevertheless, when combined with variable volume, pressure-compensated pumps, accumulators not only reduce horsepower requirements, but they will also assist with rapid flow demands. Bladder Accumulators are especially effective when heat causes the volume of a system’s fluid to expand. In systems where hard plumbing is installed, an accumulator is extremely important to prevent lines and pipes from rupturing due to thermal expansion of fluid. When fluids instead contract due to cooling, accumulators can make up for diminishing volume. It is extremely effective in reducing the noise of hydraulic systems caused by piston pumps, relief valves and the complexities of some hydraulic circuits.

China Apologizes To Nigeria Over Fake Drugs

china apologizes_China has formally apologized to Nigeria for alleged export of fake drugs including some labeled as ‘Made in India’ by some Chinese firms and assured it that punitive action will be taken against those involved.

In June, Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDFAC) said it detected a large consignment of anti-malaria drugs from China, with the label ‘Made in India’, being sold in the country.

Following the seizure of fake drugs, the Director-General of NAFDFAC, Paul Orhii travelled to India, where he got an assurance that drugs and other products moving out of the country would be thoroughly checked.

“It was an unfortunate incident, but it has opened up a lot of opportunities in fight against counterfeits, with the Indian government involved as it has interests in the issue,” Mr. Orhii said.

“The packaging was very sophisticated and looked genuine.

But after laboratory analysis we found there were no active ingredients. If it had remained undetected, it could have created resistant strains of malaria.”

India and China are the most prominent suppliers of drugs to Nigeria, he said. By The Hindu.