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Do vacuum pumps always have to be installed on the ground?

2009-03-14View Original

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:):):) I seem to have seen it on a forum; it needs to be installed on the ground. Besides making maintenance easier, what other reasons are there? ~~~~~~~~~ I’m designing a small vacuum tank 3 meters tall... hehe:)
Reply #22009-03-14
Where do you want to install it? Not only during maintenance, but you also need to consider it when using it, right?
Reply #32009-03-14
It is installed indoors, and low vacuum levels are sufficient. What factors need to be considered regarding the installation height of the vacuum pump? :):):)
Reply #42009-03-16
The dry vacuum pumps in our plant’s process system are installed on a 20m platform... As for those upstairs, I don’t think it matters; it’s convenient for operation, inspection, and maintenance, and there’s no issue with pressure head (in my opinion)
Reply #52009-03-17
It is not necessary to install them on the ground; the vacuum pumps in the slag treatment units used in coal chemical industries are installed on platforms.
Reply #62009-03-17
Actually, the location where it is installed is determined by your working environment; it’s not up to you to decide where to install it

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