Which risk increases when diaphragm pump check valves partially fail during the discharge stroke?

💡 Explanation

When check valves partially fail, backflow occurs because the sealing is compromised, causing a pressure surge in the suction line when the pump cycles. Therefore suction line hammering results,rather than diaphragm failure,increased energy consumption, or erosion, requiring independent mechanisms for their occurrence.

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