Peristaltic pumps are also extremely effective when pumping fluids that contain trapped gases. Fluids such as chlorine and peracetic acid tend to release absorbed or occluded gases when subjected to a vacuum or changes in temperatures. Whereas a diaphragm pump will most often lose prime or vapor lock and fail when gases build up in the pump head, peristaltic pumps are capable of pumping both fluid with particulates and those that off-gas without loss of prime or vapor lock.
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