Hydrophores, which are the most needed materials in multi-storey buildings or in places where the infrastructure is not very developed and water networks are inadequate, are advanced water tanks constructed with a simple mechanical system. Water tanks in hydrophores or folk language keep the air and water pressure at a certain rate, allowing easy transportation of water that cannot come to the network or be transmitted.

 

Useful Information About Hydrophore and Its Components

 

The booster tank is a very durable material made of sheet steel material. On the outer surface of this tank are compressors used to bring the air and water pressure to the desired level. Recently, air valves or air injectors, which have proven to work better, have been used instead of these compressors. On the outer surfaces of the booster tanks, there is a membrane separating the water and air pressures. In addition, there are manometers on the outer surface of this tank for measuring the external pressure. These manometers are equipped with mechanisms to measure how high the ground is and how far from the sea altitude, and accordingly, the most appropriate pumping is aimed with the lowest energy consumption.

 

What Should You Pay Attention While Choosing A Booster?

 

Hydrophores can be of different types according to their usage places and frequency of use. And naturally, each of these varieties has different quality. Conditions such as ground clearance, floor height of your building, density of intermediate elements, pipes placed vertically or horizontally, and the friction coefficient of water in the water tray are the most important components that affect the properties of the booster you will receive. Another very important detail to consider when supplying water booster is the suction depth. This feature is definitely a criterion to consider when buying a booster pump. Otherwise, you may not get the desired result. If the booster and water pump are made of high quality material, it offers long-term use. Pressure tank prices vary according to the technical specifications of the models and the materials from which they are manufactured.