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Answer Posted / anil kamat
Boosters in pneumatics are like converters of high volume -
Low pressure fluids to Low Volume high pressure fluids .In
simple words volume of fluid at entrance of booster will be
high and pressure will be low and at the exit of booster ,
the volume of fluid will be low but pressure will be very
high , as in case of Air brakes in buses or trucks.
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