Pressure boosting pump is an integral part of the water supply system in our houses or commercial establishments. Surprisingly most people do not give much thought to water pressure. It is one of those things homeowners tend to think of as for granted. However, for many, varying or low water pressure is a problem they have to cope with day in and day out. Low pressure will result in low water flow in one or more water fixtures in your home. The water will not gush out like it is supposed to, which can hinder daily tasks like washing dishes or taking a shower. In such cases, it is best to opt for a Pressure boosting pump. They are particularly effective in delivering pressurized water to high-rise buildings, manufacturing complexes and other large facilities.
How does it work?
A booster pump boosts water pressure and, in many cases, improves the flow rate. A booster pump works just like a fan. A fan has blades that spin around to increase air movement, and a booster pump has an impeller inside that increases water flow and pressure in the same fashion.
Components in a Goodsun Pressure boosting pump:
- Motor
- Impellers
- Inlet and outlet
- Pressure or flow sensing device
Booster pumps have an impeller that moves water that comes in through the inlet and exits through the outlet. A motor makes the impellers spin. Booster pumps differ according to how they suck water in and push it out. Some water booster pumps use a spinning propeller, while others use an oscillating diaphragm. Pumps with oscillating diaphragms propel water using two oscillating or rotating plates— one with cups and one with indentations. As the plates roll together, they compress the cups and force the water out. As the plates roll open, more water is sucked in.
