WATER RING VACUUM PUMPS
TYPES OF WATER RING VACUUM PUMPS
WATER RING VACUUM PUMPS are available in single and two-stage versions. In the single-stage version, compression is carried out once. In two-stage versions, the pumped medium is recompressed to achieve a higher vacuum level. Operation as a compressor is also possible with some models of liquid ring vacuum pumps.
Depending on the pumped medium, a water ring vacuum pumps can be operated as a simple continuous flow system or as a partial or full recirculation system.
The operating fluid is usually water, but other fluids may be used if necessary to suit the process conditions.
Single stage water ring vacuum Vacuum Pump
Two stage water ring vacuum pumps
Water ring vacuum pump
Diaphragm vacuum pump
Liquid ring vacuum pump
oil sealed rotary vane high vacuum pump
Watering vacuum pumps
oil sealed Vacuum pumps
Aksu vacuum pumps
Entrapment pumps
Monoblock Pump
Enes vacuum pumps
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Invented in 1908, this innovative vacuum pump allows fluid to be pumped into it through a series of tubes running from its base to its end. The fluid then passes through an impeller that compresses and traps the fluid's velocity before being released.
water ring vacuum pumps are available in single and two-stage versions. Compression is carried out once in the single-stage version. Two-stage versions compress the pumped medium twice to achieve a higher vacuum level. The operating fluid forms a barrier that prevents contamination from entering the pump.
An oil vacuum pump, like a vane pump, relies on an oil medium to operate, and the same water ring pump operates through water (then the water is polluted). Oil vacuum pumps are sealed, lubricated and cooled by oil.