Can water ring vacuum pumps be used for evacuating vinyl chloride and acetylene?

2011-01-11View Original

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As the title suggests, it involves extracting vinyl chloride and acetylene; what are the requirements for selecting a vacuum pump, and can a water ring pump be used?

Reply #22011-01-18

As the topic of the post, solving the same thing.....

Reply #32011-01-20

The problem description isn’t very clear. Could you be more detailed? For example, should vinyl chloride be extracted separately, acetylene be extracted separately, or a mixture of the two? What are the other recycling requirements for vinyl chloride and acetylene? Wait!

Reply #42011-01-20

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