What is the difference between single acting and double acting Feentor brand pneumatic booster pumps?
Pneumatic booster pumps are divided into two forms: gas booster pumps and gas-liquid booster pumps, both of which can be collectively referred to as reciprocating booster pumps. So today we will talk about the difference between single acting pumps and double acting pumps. Single acting pumps refer to pumps that only increase pressure once within a stroke, with only one pump head in the pump body. Double acting pumps refer to pumps that increase pressure twice within a stroke, with two pump heads in the pump body (each with an inlet and outlet). Therefore, under the same driving pressure, but compared to double acting pumps such as ZTA, ZTG, and ZTD/ZTGD, the boosting pressure is equal, and the single flow rate is only half of that of double acting pumps.
In the selection process of Feentor pneumatic booster pump, attention must be paid to how to choose. The difference between single acting pump and double acting pump is usually the choice of flow rate and efficiency, and the selection of installation size should also be considered.
Double ended pneumatic booster pump
Single head pneumatic booster pump
Customized stainless steel booster pump