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Industrial Vacuum SpecificationsPositive
Displacement Type Vacuum Producers:
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This pump consists of a slotted, single rotor mounted between two bearing housings. The rotor is arranged eccentrically in a cylinder casing so that a crescent shape volume is created between the inlet and the outlet ports (see Figure 1).
Vanes guided in slots are forced against the cylinder wall by centrifugal force. Air trapped in the air pocket created by the vanes is compressed as the pocket travels in its eccentric path. Since each pocket of gas is equal in displacement for each revolution, this is a positive displacement pump. The pump can attain higher sustained vacuum levels than standard rotary lobe pumps because the vanes adjust to thermal expansion. However, these pumps do run very hot when working at high vacuum. Cooling the vane tips of these pumps is important. Cooling may be by forced air over, flood oil or drip oil depending on the service conditions expected. With oil cooling, smoke can be expected, so smoke control systems may be required. Wallenstein pumps were first produced in 1969, and were rapidly accepted by the pumping industry because of the pump's simple design and rugged build. Units are available to 1000 cfm with up to 28" Hg. continuous. Special Features
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