When selecting a pneumatic nitrogen booster pump, attention should be paid to the following points: driving pressure, output pressure, output flow rate, and inlet pressure
1、 The driving gas source (usually compressed air) is the power source that drives the nitrogen booster pump, and the driving pressure range is generally 3-8 bar.
2、 Output pressure (high pressure outlet pressure) refers to how much nitrogen output pressure the customer needs to meet the on-site operating conditions. Does pressure require a stable output or is it sufficient to meet the required pressure?
3、 What is the output flow rate (pump output displacement) that the customer wants after nitrogen pressurization? Generally, we use standard units or Ln/min for conversion.
4、 The inlet pressure of the pump determines the selection and flow rate of the nitrogen pump. The inlet pressure is generally divided into low pressure, medium pressure, or high pressure. For example, the pressure of a nitrogen generator is generally low pressure for secondary boosting, usually using a two-stage pump for boosting or ZTA series for boosting to medium high pressure. Usually used in series.
Several commonly used models of pneumatic nitrogen booster pumps from Feentor are provided for your reference (as follows)
The ZUI high output pressure of ZTA02 is 20 bar, with a flow rate of approximately 960 L/min.
The output pressure of ZTA05 is 40 bar and the flow rate is 360 L/min.
The output pressure of ZTT25 is 200 bar and the flow rate is approximately 140 L/min.
The above pneumatic nitrogen booster pumps can be equipped with gas storage tanks to ensure stable pressure output. Of course, they can also be made into a complete control system for more convenient operation.
High pressure nitrogen booster pump