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What is the operating temperature for vacuum pumps?

2009-03-29View Original

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Dear friends: Recently, one of our company’s devices needs to be evacuated at 300 degrees. We’re not sure whether a vacuum pump can still function properly at this temperature, and what temperature limits exist for its operation. Anyone who knows the answer would be appreciated; thank you
Reply #22009-03-30
Is it still this high up to the vacuum pump inlet? How about adding a cooler in front?
Reply #32009-04-01
Because it’s only for experimental purposes; it’s not cost-effective to build another condenser
Reply #42009-04-02
If you are using a water ring vacuum pump, the water would vaporize at 300 degrees, resulting in cavitation. . . . .

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