What is the difference between a booster and a circulator?

2016-10-19View Original

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What is the difference between a booster and a circulator?

Reply #22016-10-19

One for boosting, one for maintaining the cycle

Reply #32016-10-19

They are called by different names due to their different functions in the process. That's all.

Reply #42016-10-19

The compression ratio is very low; its main function is not to increase pressure. Just to provide power for the cycle!

Reply #52016-10-20

This is mainly related to usage; when a process requires cycling, it is called cycling, and when pressure enhancement is needed, it is called pressure enhancement – that’s all. It’s just a name; don’t take it too seriously

Reply #62016-10-20

Circulation machines generally have only one stage of compression, resulting in a low compression ratio. The principle is similar to that of a booster pump, I guess.

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