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Precautions for using a pneumatic booster pump

Dec 10,2024

The following precautions should be observed during the use of a pneumatic booster pump to ensure stable operation and extend its service life:

1. Driven Gas Treatment ‌：
- Before entering the booster pump, the compressed air used as the driving gas must be treated with an oil-water separator to remove condensed water, oil, or impurities to ensure gas cleanliness.
- Regularly clean the oil-water separator and drain the water from the water cup to prevent water and impurities from entering the pump body.
2. Filter Usage ‌：
- Install filters at the inlet and high-pressure outlet of the pneumatic booster pump to reduce the impact of impurities on the pump and prevent wear and blockage.
- Regularly check and replace the filters to ensure filtration effectiveness.
‌ 3. Pressure Setting and Adjustment ‌：
- The output pressure should have a margin compared to the required pressure to avoid overpressure operation.
- Adjust the outlet pressure using a pressure reducing valve according to the usage pressure requirements of the gas-using equipment to ensure stable pressure.
4. Inlet Pressure Requirements ‌：
- The product has strict requirements for inlet pressure; too low an inlet pressure will directly affect the flow rate and output pressure of the booster pump.
- Ensure that the inlet pressure is within the specified range to ensure normal pump operation.
5. Driving Air Pressure Range ‌：
- The driving air pressure should be controlled within the specified range, generally not exceeding 8 bar, and avoid overloading.
- Regularly check the pressure regulating valve and safety valve to ensure their normal operation.
6. Usage and Maintenance ‌：
- Before use, check whether the pump body and all components are intact and ensure that there is no damage or looseness.
- After each use of the high-pressure booster pump, the high-pressure gas needs to be discharged to prevent residual gas inside from damaging the pump.
- Regularly inspect the booster pump, maintain the integrity of the components, and replace severely worn components in time.
- If it needs to be shut down for a long time, the pump should be cleaned and lubricated and stored properly.
7. Working Environment and Cleaning ‌：
- Keep the pneumatic booster pump and the on-site usage environment clean and hygienic to prevent dust and debris from entering the pump body.
- Avoid using it in humid, high-temperature, or corrosive environments to prevent pump damage.

In summary, following the above precautions can ensure the stable operation of the pneumatic booster pump during use and extend its service life.