Can the gas booster pump operate continuously? How long can it last?
The above two questions are generally of interest to customers before purchasing a booster pump. The editor will provide a detailed introduction to whether the booster can be operated and how long it can last.
Generally speaking, the service life of a high-pressure pump is lower than that of a low-pressure pump. Continuous operation of gas boosting can cause the high-pressure cylinder body of the gas boosting pump to heat up, resulting in severe wear of the sealing ring and rendering the boosting pump unusable. However, if the customer chooses a gas boosting pump with a displacement greater than the amount of gas used, the frequency of pump operation will be slow, and the heat in the high-pressure cylinder body will cool quickly. If the boosting pump is not pressurized frequently, the service life of the boosting pump can be greatly improved. When choosing a booster pump, be sure to select equipment with a displacement greater than your own or the rated flow rate of the gas usage area.
How long can the gas booster pump last?
When using a gas booster pump, one must pay attention to their operating conditions, avoid excessive dust on site, and ensure that the pressurized medium and driving gas source are clean and pollution-free. The lifespan of a gas booster pump is generally 2-5 years. If the customer's on-site usage environment and conditions are harsh, the lifespan of the gas booster pump may not exceed one month.
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