Does a water ring vacuum pump belong to the category of positive displacement pumps or rotary vane pumps?

2012-03-03View Original

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Does a water ring vacuum pump belong to the category of positive displacement pumps or rotary vane pumps?

Reply #22012-03-03

:) I think it should be considered a positive-displacement pump

Reply #32012-03-03

Is a vane pump also a positive displacement pump? The purpose of a water ring vacuum pump is not to transport or pressurize liquids, but to create a vacuum; it shouldn’t be considered a \"pump\", right?

Reply #42012-03-03

Pumps are used to transport liquids, and they are also used to transport gases; they belong to the positive-displacement type, as they clearly compress the gas medium by changing the volume of a specific space.

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