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Pressure at the inlet of the residue pump at the bottom of the vacuum tower

2017-07-08View Original

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Is the inlet of the vacuum tower bottom residue pump under positive pressure or negative pressure?
Reply #22017-07-08
And negative pressure together with operating temperature ensure a good sealing effect in high-temperature environments. . Another option is to maintain a positive pressure inside the chamber. It is to select a pump with good elasticity at high temperatures, ensuring long-term efficient operation of the residue pump at the bottom of the vacuum tower as well as the overall performance of the facility.
Reply #32017-07-08
It should be negative pressure; our device operates at negative pressure.
Reply #42017-07-08
It’s very dangerous to evacuate a pump with a reduced bottom pressure! !
Reply #52017-07-10
If the bottom of the vacuum tower is at positive pressure, air cannot easily enter, but the skirt of the tower must be relatively high.
Reply #62017-07-12
It should be negative pressure; our device operates at negative pressure
Reply #72017-08-17
Negative pressure: the seal oil of the standby pump will show a slight negative pressure
Reply #82017-09-05
The chance of the pump being emptied is very low, especially since the reflux is turned on

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