Regarding the pump for evacuating air
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I’ve run into a really tricky problem! I need a pump for evacuating air. The actual operating conditions are as follows: a liquid with a boiling point of only 50 degrees is heated and turned into a gas; a pump is required to remove this gas. The gas contains liquid droplets, and its properties are similar to those of Freon. I’m not sure which type of pump would be suitable The main concern is the issue of liquid droplets. Please advise`
A water ring vacuum pump can solve your problem... but it requires operation under negative pressure.
Water ring vacuum pump·I considered it·but it won’t work·Not only is the pressure positive, but I’ve also said that the properties of those liquid droplets are similar to those of Freon~
Fan? Am I thinking about this the wrong way? Pumping out air? Can’t it be done with a pump anyway?
A water ring vacuum pump can be used, with a cryogenic well system placed in front of it to absorb freon.
But these droplets cannot come into contact with water~ The air needs to be reused! I wonder if it’s possible? Water ring vacuum pump