How the Booster Pump System Works


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 results 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 water booster pumping system. However, if you are living in Dubai, it is best to keep local codes and regulations in mind as well.

What Do Water Booster Pumps Do?

From the end user’s standpoint, a water booster system basically adjusts the flow rate in water fixtures, when street pressure is inadequate. A domestic water pressure booster system has a two-part construction; an expansion tank and a pump. The tank is lined with a bladder. As water is the pulled into the expansion tank with the help of the pump, it compresses the air inside the bladder, thereby, becoming highly pressurized itself. This allows the water to be at the required pressure level once it leaves the tank.
Domestic water booster systems usually come in two broad categories:
  • Manual (Manually operated boosters are usually activated by manually flipping a switch)
  • Automatic (on-demand boosters self-activate whenever water pressure falls below a certain limit)
You either get manually operated water pressure boosters or automatic. The manual booster is cheaper and offers more control, as compared to automatic water pressure booster systems.

When Should You Get a Water Booster Pump?

The allows you to install a pressure booster pump if water pressure from the main supply is insufficient for any purpose in a home. This means that if any fixture in the building receives a water pressure below the required 50 psi, a pressure boosting system needs to be installed.
However, most people do not have the expertise to be able to measure pressure in a faucet, on the spot. Most homeowners will tend to decide whether they need a pressure boosting based on sensory evidence. So if you feel that your bathtub is taking a bit too long to fill up or that it is difficult to shower because the streams of water feel limp, you should have probably your plumbing inspected.
Some homeowners may also experience living in an area where water pressure in the main supply tends to fluctuate. In such cases should install an automatic or variable-frequency pressure boosting systems.

Piping and Pressure Boosting Systems

Piping and pressure boosting systems may not be installed at the same time, but in terms of local codes, they have an inextricable relationship. This is because both, the sizing of the pipes, too, affect pressure. If you have a standard residential grade plumbing network installed, it will be easier to decide how strong a booster needs to be installed.
While installing a pressure booster system, remember to ensure that output pressure remains within the maximum allowable limits. To be more specific, water pressure should not exceed 75 to 80 psi, beyond which pipes are at a risk of damage.
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