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Liquid ring vacuum pump cavitation

2010-04-13View Original

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The vacuum pump in the device broke yesterday. The vacuum pump is water-sealed and the negative pressure is around -0.03. After opening the pump body, it was found that the impeller was severely cavitated and most of the blades had been broken. I would like to ask everyone, what causes such serious cavitation.
Reply #22010-04-13
No corrosion? If there is no corrosion, it is usually caused by the high temperature of the string water. Also, don’t ignore the issue of material
Reply #32010-04-14
Yes, there is corrosion, and I personally think there is something wrong with the material. 2#yanan0930
Reply #42010-04-14
I think it is possible that the temperature at your inlet is too high or there is a problem with the cooler of the water ring pump. The medium has a phase change, so cavitation occurs!

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