Why does the muffler on the compressed air booster pump freeze?

During the operation of the compressed air booster pump, if ice cubes are found on the muffler, will it affect the pump's operation? So how does the phenomenon of icing occur? Today, the editor will give you a detailed introduction on how to deal with this phenomenon.

During the operation of the pneumatic air booster pump, frost was found on the muffler at the pump outlet, but the pump was still able to pressurize normally. The reasons for this phenomenon are generally as follows

1. The pump works for a long time, with a contact working time of more than 24 hours without any interval. The driving air consumed by the booster pump is instantly released, causing a decrease in the surrounding temperature.

2. The environmental humidity around the pump is high, and the compressed driving gas of the pump has a high moisture content.

3. The low ambient temperature around the pump and the lack of an oil-water separator installed at the pump drive end (or the device for filtering moisture is broken)

4. The working frequency of the air booster pump is too high, and there is no oil in the internal oil cup of the binary system.

So how to deal with the emergence of this phenomenon?

1. Pneumatic booster pump products (excluding liquid pumps) are not recommended for customers to work continuously for 24 hours. It is usually recommended to use pneumatic pumps after 4 hours and then wait for 1 hour before use.

2. Install filters and oil-water separators on the compressed air drive end, and place the pump in a dry environment as much as possible.

3. It is recommended to use the pump indoors, and if used outdoors, it is necessary to take isolation and protection measures (waterproof and dustproof).

4. To reduce the operating frequency of the pump, a large displacement pneumatic pump can usually be used to reduce the number of reciprocating times per minute of the pump.

Compressed air booster pumps can only better serve users by achieving 'listening, watching, and ensuring' (as previously introduced by the editor). The service life of a good pneumatic booster pump or compressed air booster pump is not only reflected in the manufacturer's quality assurance, but also requires strong cooperation from the on-site user.

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