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water ring vacuum pumps - pune, [india] - electrical- pumps & motors
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The impeller is arranged eccentrically in the pumping chamber which is partly filled with water and is formed by the casing and the control discs. As the impeller turns, the water is flung outwards and forms a rotating water ring in the varying space between the casing and the control disc located on both sides. The water seals off the spaces between the impeller vanes and the volume of the pockets thus formed increases and decreases as the impeller rotates. The water ring sectors pulsating in the chambers between the vanes act as liquid pistons. When the water recedes, the gas is drawn through the intake parts into chambers whose volume is just then increasing. As the impeller continues to rotate, the liquid pistons are forced deeper into the chambers, compressing the gas and forcing it out through the discharge port. Part of the water is also discharged together with the compressed gas. The water is segregated from the gas again in a seperator connected on the discharge side of the pump.  | ||||||||||||||||
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water ring vacuum pumps - pune, [india] - electrical- pumps & motors
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