A new booster configuration
Discuss the complete equipment scope, including pump, controls, pressure feedback and installation interfaces.
Build the system briefConstant-pressure booster systems
A complete approach
to changing demand.
Bring the pump, control and pressure feedback into one defined configuration. Start with the available inlet conditions and the outlets that need to operate together.
Define a booster systemConfiguration support
Build the system around demand.Share the available inlet pressure and the outlets that run together. The pump, controls and connections can then be considered as one scope.
A short description or an existing model is enough to start.Agree what is included
The pump is one part
of the supply scope.
Pump, control and accessories.
An agreed equipment scope.
- Pump & motorDuty, water and electrical specification
- ControlMotor-compatible control strategy
- Pressure sensingFeedback signal and measurement point
- Connections & accessoriesValves, vessel or manifold where required
The quotation identifies the selected components and installation responsibilities. Specific models and complete-system performance require confirmation.
Define the demand
Pressure at the outlet.
Conditions at the inlet.
Where is pressure needed, and under what flow? A pressure reading with all outlets closed does not describe the same duty as water flowing through the installation.
- Peak demand
- Which outlets operate together and the flow they require.
- Required pressure
- Pressure needed at the point of use, plus the delivery elevation and route.
- Lowest inlet condition
- Available inlet pressure while running, or the lowest tank level relative to the pump.
- Demand pattern
- Quiet periods, peak use and the required start/stop behaviour.
- System scope
- New equipment or existing components, available power and required documents.
Choose the right starting point.
Control for an existing pump
Keep the current pump details together with the motor nameplate and the required pressure-control function.
Explore pressure controlBefore you choose
A few useful
questions.
Does this page describe one integrated product?
It describes a system configuration to be agreed for your application. A specific model, bill of materials and operating range are identified in the proposal.
Is the requested outlet pressure the pressure the pump must add?
The duty also depends on available inlet pressure, elevation and pipe losses. Keep those conditions separate so the required pump contribution can be assessed.
Can more than one pump be considered?
Describe the flow variation, availability requirements and installation space. The number of pumps and operating sequence must be defined for the proposed arrangement.
Your next step
Build the supply around your demand.
Tell us the inlet conditions, simultaneous flow and pressure needed at the outlets.