6/10/2019
What do you know about water ring vacuum pump?
Water-ring vacuum pump (water-ring pump) is actually a kind of coarse vacuum pump. In this respect, we should pay attention to the fact that the limit vacuum it can obtain is actually 2000-4000Pa. In terms of its series air ejector, to a large extent, it can actually reach 270-670 Pa. Moreover, the water ring vacuum pump, to a certain extent, will be called a compressor.
Furthermore, we should pay attention to the water ring vacuum pump, which will be used as a self-suction pump at the very beginning. In the following circumstances, it will be gradually used in petroleum, chemical industry, and in many industrial sectors, such as machinery, mining and light industry, medicine and food.
Water ring vacuum pump
In fact, many processes near industrial production, which are more common, refer to vacuum filtration, and there will be vacuum water diversion, vacuum feeding, and then, including vacuum evaporation, vacuum concentration, vacuum moisture regain and vacuum degassing equipment, the water ring vacuum pump itself will be widely used.
Next, we should pay attention to the rapid development of vacuum technology. Water ring vacuum pump has always been paid attention to in terms of rough vacuum acquisition. Since the gas compression near the water ring pump is isothermal to a large extent, we should pay attention to the fact that it can extract flammable or explosive gases to a certain extent. In addition, it can also extract dusty or water-bearing gases.
Ultimately, it will be directly equipped with a suitable amount of water as its working fluid beside the water ring vacuum pump body. Moreover, as far as the impeller is concerned, that is, when the impeller rotates clockwise in the direction indicated by the impeller, the water will actually be thrown around directly by the impeller. Because of the effect of centrifugal force on the water ring vacuum pump, it will form a closed structure.
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