Hydraulic intensifier Special core analysis Instruments

The Hydraulic intensifier Special core analysis Instruments are utilized to pressurize fluid samples. They are dual chamber cylinders comprising a low pressure (LP) chamber and a high pressure (HP) chamber. The chambers are separated by a dual piston rod. The LP chamber has a greater cross sectional area than that of the HP chamber; therefore, a pressurized fluid injection into the LP chamber results in multiplication of the fluid pressure inside the HP chamber by a factor equal to the ratio of the two piston cross-sectional areas. Consequently, pressures up to 150,000 psi can be achieved by using a commercially available lower pressure (15,000 psi) pump. The apparatus can be manufactured from Stainless Steel or Hastelloy.

Operating temperature :

• Ambient

Thread connection :

• ¼” FNPT (Low pressure side)
• ¼” FHP (High pressure side)

Wetted parts :

• Stainless steel or Hastelloy

Weight :

• Approx. 22 kg

Length :

• 600 mm

Diameter :

• 90 mm to 120 mm depending on the model

Dual chamber pressure intensifier design :

• available

Capable of generating ultra-high pressures up to 150,000 psi :

• available