Q. How is a hydraulic intensifier constructed?

Answer

Mechanically, this type of device is constructed by linking two pistons, each of which operates in its own cylinder of varying diameter. The pressure intensifier's design is predicated on a piston-to-cylinder diameter ratio of 2.5 and a maximum inlet pressure of 5 bar. A spring-loaded, non-return valve has been installed to limit the inflow and output pressure. This apparatus was created to magnify the hydrostatic pressure by a factor of three, which is roughly the height of a three-story skyscraper. However, its efficiency was measured using a 0.85 Hp centrifugal pump by varying the water pressure fed into the intensifier and controlling the pump's output through a bypass line.