Working principal of Hydraulic Intensifier

 Hydraulic Intensifier:- 

The hydraulic Intensifier is a device that is used for increasing the intensifier of the pressure of water when water is available in large quantity but at low pressure. This device has to be used when a certain hydraulic machine has to be supplied water at high pressure but the water from the supply source does not possess the high intensity of pressure. Its function is analogue to step-up transform as used in the transmission of power.


An intensifier consists of a fixed cylinder that surrounded a sliding cylinder. The sliding cylinder further surrounded a fixed ram which has a central hole in it. initially, consider the sliding cylinder at the bottom of the stroke, and the fixed cylinder is full of low-pressure water. The valves V2 and V4 are closed at this portion. Now, valve V1 is opened to admit low-pressure water in the sliding cylinder. Similarly, valve V3 is also opened which permitted the low-pressure water inside the fixed cylinder to pass bout from the fixed cylinder through the exhaust outlet when the sliding cylinder starts lifting up inside the fixed cylinder. When the sliding cylinder reaches its topmost position, then the inside of the sliding cylinder is full of low-pressure water. The valves V1 and V2 are than closed and valves V2 and V4 are opened. The low-pressure water starts now entering the fixed cylinder to move downward, thereby producing high pressure inside the sliding cylinder. This high-pressure water from the sliding cylinder is then given to the machine from valve V2. In case A1 and A2 are cross-section areas of the fixed and sliding cylinders, then,.......

P1 A1 = P2 A2

or,   P2 = P1 x A1 / A2                                 [A1 > A2, hence P2 > P1]  

 


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