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Problems with vacuum pumps

2009-03-16View Original

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The Nassim vacuum pump used for pressure reduction has had its blades fail several times; I’m not sure what the reason is
Reply #22009-03-16
What material is it made of? Could you be more specific?
Reply #32009-03-17
You must be using a water ring vacuum pump; there are many reasons for blade damage. First is the issue of product quality; however, since you’re using a joint-venture product, there should be no major problems. The second issue is related to usage – what is the temperature of the water used for cooling the pump? I hope you can provide this information. I suspect that poor cooling efficiency is causing cavitation inside the pump, which in turn leads to frequent damage of the impeller.
Reply #42009-04-21
Is your gaseous medium corrosive when dissolved in water? What is the temperature of the water source for the water ring pump? If it is for reuse, is there a cooling device?
Reply #52009-04-21
First is the issue of product quality; second is the problem with maintenance work; third is the incompatibility of the manufacturing process; fourth is improper operation and maintenance; fifth is simply bad luck: lol

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