How to maintain and upkeep a gas driven booster pump? What are the things to pay attention to?

How to maintain and upkeep a gas driven booster pump? What are the things to pay attention to?

Because the Feentor brand gas driven booster pump is driven by a compressor gas source (2-8 bar), a small amount of moisture is usually generated in the compressed air, which will enter the driving or boosting parts of the pump with the driving gas source, causing damage to the directional valve on the pump. Therefore, a filter and an oil mist device, which is commonly referred to as a triple component, must be installed on the gas driven booster pump. But it is also necessary to ensure that the driving gas source is free of impurities and other particle phenomena. Turbine oil such as VG32 or hydraulic oil # 15- # 30 should be added inside the oil mist device to lubricate the drive cylinder and reversing valve. Other oils will accelerate the aging of the sealing ring inside.

The temperature that the Feentor conventional gas booster pump can withstand is -22-85 ℃ (if special, it needs to be confirmed with the technical team whether non-standard customization is possible). If the temperature is too high, it needs to be cooled down before starting up for use. High temperature pumps need to be used according to the instructions.

The maintenance of gas booster pumps is convenient and requires inspection. The interfaces of the pumps are tightly sealed and installed in place. When performing maintenance, the driving gas source needs to be turned off to ensure that there is no air pressure. You can first adjust the pressure of the three-way system to gradually increase, observe whether the change in the rising pressure of the pump is normal, and then judge the quality of the pump.

Enhancement: The output pressure can be adjusted according to the driving air pressure. The output pressure is generally in a multiple relationship with the driving gas source, as detailed in the introduction of boost ratio.

Self maintenance and upkeep of the turbocharger require communication and contact with the Feentor manufacturer before proceeding with the next steps, and can also be handled according to Feentor manufacturer's recommendations. I hope the above can help everyone better understand the gas driven booster pump.