Regarding the water injection issue in water ring vacuum pumps
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Our company has installed a water ring vacuum pump. The conventional method of water supply involves cooling the water from the recovery tank using a cooler before it is fed into the pump chamber; the amount of water supplied to the pump is controlled by regulating the liquid level in the tank. Our company plans to directly inject process water into the pump chamber without recycling it; how can we control the amount of water injected? How to prevent over-supplementation or under-supplementation? Thank you!
There are usually no problems as long as there is a continuous supply of water.
But if too much water is injected and fills the exhaust pipe, that definitely won’t work, right? Isn’t there such a method of inflating values in reality?
The inlet for the working fluid in a water ring vacuum pump is only that large, so this kind of problem does not occur.