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What is this vacuum pump?

2018-04-11View Original

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Is this vacuum pump a water ring vacuum pump? As for how it works, the pump itself is fine; it’s been running for a long time yet no water has been pumped out. I hope someone experienced can take a look
Reply #22018-04-12
It is recommended to search for “water ring vacuum pump” in Baidu’s image section; videos on Youku also explain its working principle. Use the process conditions specified in the instruction manual. This isn’t a difficult task. It would be best to send over the equipment and process flow (in part), to facilitate a targeted discussion.
Reply #32018-04-12
Why isn’t the water being pumped out by the vacuum water ring pump? Does a water ring pump draw in air?
Reply #42018-04-21
A liquid ring vacuum pump does not draw water; it is used for pumping gas, and functions like a small compressor
Reply #52018-04-22
A water ring vacuum pump relies on water for sealing in order to create a vacuum
Reply #62018-04-23
There’s no point in talking without any pictures. Besides, vacuum pumps are used for sucking in air; I’ve never heard of vacuum pumps being used to pump water. If it’s used for pumping water, then it’s not called a vacuum pump – it’s called a water pump

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