Regarding the selection of dry vacuum pumps
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Our company is planning to install a new set of equipment, and a vacuum system is required. With environmental considerations in mind, in order to reduce wastewater discharge, we are considering using dry vacuum pumps. The medium involved mainly consists of water, propylene oxide, ethylene oxide, or styrene and acrylonitrile. I would like to ask if anyone has any good recommendations for dry vacuum pumps Can a claw-type vacuum pump be used for this medium? Or are dry screw pumps and Roots pumps better? I would be very grateful if everyone could give me some advice. I bow at 90 degrees to express my thanks~~~~:hug::hug:
Both claw vacuum pumps and dry screw pumps are available
Specifically, it comes down to the vacuum level; a low vacuum requirement means a rotary vane pump will suffice. Generally, it is a rotary vane pump + claw-type (screw) pump system
Our company has experience in projects related to propylene oxide; if you are interested, please visit www.drypump.com.cn for inquiries
The VPS dry screw vacuum pump offers excellent cost-performance, ranking among the top in terms of sales in China; it has been successfully used in applications involving water, propylene oxide, ethylene oxide, as well as styrene and acrylonitrile
This post was last edited by tianyewei on 2017-11-20 at 15:56. Hello, I’m from Starlight Vacuum; we specialize in the production of dry screw vacuum pumps. If you have any needs, we can help you select the appropriate model and develop a solution for you.