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Installation precautions for compressed air booster pump

The birth of compressed air booster pumps has brought many benefits to the industry, such as energy savings, cost reduction, and environmental protection without pollution. With numerous advantages, the popularity rate is also becoming increasingly widespread, and the damage to compressed air booster pumps due to installation issues and environmental factors is also increasing day by day. Below, the editor will talk to you about the factors to pay attention to when installing a compressed air booster pump.

If conditions do not permit, indoor installation can be done by setting up a shed outdoors. The compressed air booster pump has sealing rings or plastic products both inside and outside, which can accelerate aging due to long-term exposure to sunlight or exposure to wind and rain.

2. The on-site environment should be clean, dust-free, and dry. When the compressed air booster pump is in a dusty or humid environment, the booster pump will automatically suck in the dust or moisture from the site and enter the interior of the booster pump, which will cause adverse factors such as accelerated aging and scratching of the sealing ring in the long run.

3. Protective measures such as pressure relief valves, pressure gauges, emergency shut-off switches, etc. Pressure pipelines or containers with pressure requirements greater than the rated pressure may cause hidden dangers. Adding pressure relief valves, pressure gauges, emergency shut-off switches, etc. can play a protective and pressure relief role. Pressure resistant protection accessories and pressure gauges should be regularly inspected and sent for testing.

4. Install the bracket. When installing the compressed air booster pump, drill holes according to the bracket of the air booster pump and fix the booster pump on it.

5. The selection of high-pressure pipelines and joints must be greater than the rated pressure of the compressed air booster pump after pressurization.

Before the gas from the air compressor reaches the compressed air booster pump, it is necessary to add a dryer and filter to filter out the moisture and impurities in the compressed air. If not filtered, water and impurities will accumulate inside the compressed air booster pump, which can cause damage to the booster pump if used for a long time.

When purchasing a compressed air booster pump. Be sure to consult in advance about the volume, stand, and rated pressure of the compressed air booster pump to ensure smooth installation after the goods arrive.

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