The selection of gas booster pump requires a reserved margin

    When choosing a gas booster pump, customers may encounter the following problems. Today, the editor will discuss them together with everyone.


    Customer: I want to buy a gas booster pump. I need nitrogen to be pressurized to 3MPa on site for use, with a flow rate of 100 liters/min. The medium is nitrogen, and the source is a nitrogen generator with a pressure of 6bar. The driving gas source on site is an air compressor, and the current pressure is stable at 6bar.


    Business 1: Based on your requirements, we recommend using a five fold gas booster pump, with an output pressure that is five times that of the air compressor, and a flow rate that can meet your needs.


    Business 2: According to your requirements, we recommend using an 8-fold gas booster pump or a 6-fold pneumatic pump. The pressure you are using is 3MPa, and I suggest leaving some margin. If it is convenient on site, you can also configure a high-pressure buffer tank, which can store high-pressure gas and then reduce it to the pressure you are using through a pressure reducing valve.


    If customers choose, they may choose the gas booster pump recommended by Business 1, but more customers will choose the gas booster pump recommended by Business 2 with a slightly larger booster ratio.


    When selecting a gas booster pump, it is important to consider your current on-site usage situation. If you do not reserve enough space, the gas booster pump may not meet your actual operating conditions.



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