Pneumatic booster pumps can be divided into several categories: pneumatic gas booster pumps

Pneumatic booster pump is a gas driven booster pump that can use various non corrosive gases as power sources. It has multiple advantages such as explosion-proof, small size, and easy maintenance. Pneumatic booster pumps can be divided into pneumatic gas booster pumps, pneumatic air booster pumps, pneumatic liquid booster pumps, and pneumatic specialized booster pumps based on their structure and booster medium. Here, Feinte editor will give you a brief explanation of pneumatic gas booster pump.

Pneumatic gas booster pump is a type of piston pump, whose principle is that the large piston pushes the small piston with low pressure to produce highly compressed gas to achieve the purpose of boosting. Pneumatic gas booster pumps can be further divided into low-pressure pneumatic gas booster pumps, medium pressure gas booster pumps, and high-pressure pneumatic gas booster pumps.

Domestic regulations stipulate that air pressure below 4MPA is considered low pressure, 4-10MPA is considered medium pressure, and above 10MPA is considered high pressure. Low voltage and medium voltage will not be introduced in detail. This is relatively simple. When it comes to high-pressure boosting, one should pay attention. Firstly, high-pressure gas is quite dangerous (such as oxygen greater than 30MPa, which has poor stability and is prone to explosion when exposed to oil and collision). The second issue is high-pressure boosting. Some gases may not reach the required pressure in one boost and require a second boost. For high-pressure boosting, sales engineers or technical personnel from manufacturers should be consulted (especially for gases such as carbon dioxide, oxygen, ammonia, etc.).

In the case of low, medium, and high pressure boosting mentioned above, pneumatic gas booster pumps can also be divided into small flow booster pumps and large flow booster pumps. The ZTA series belongs to small flow booster pumps, while the ZTD series belongs to large flow booster pumps. Small flow booster pumps are mainly used for testing, while large flow booster pumps are mainly used for long-term production use.

Summary: When choosing a pneumatic gas booster pump, it is essential to provide the manufacturer with a clear description of the on-site conditions and operating requirements. Let the manufacturer help you select and customize a plan to prevent failure to meet usage requirements. Customized plans and selection by the manufacturer are more conducive to subsequent maintenance and product lifespan extension.

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