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What is the structure of the vacuum turbine used in circulating water pumps? Is there anyone who knows?

2017-09-05View Original

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What is the structure of the vacuum turbine used in circulating water pumps? Is there anyone who knows? The turbine is integrated with the motor room. Now the motor plate does not move. I don’t know whether it is the motor or the turbine. There is no detailed information on this turbine. It is just that only the manufacturer’s professionals can dismantle it. I would like to ask the experts at Haichuan what the specific structure and principle of this turbine are? What is the possible fault that the car cannot turn? Is it a sliding vane or rotary vane structure? The details are as shown below
Reply #22017-09-06
Who knows? Please tell me!
Reply #32018-05-27
Judging from the structure, it should be a rotary vane, not quite like a liquid ring.
Reply #42019-04-21
The turbine vacuum pump in English is turbo, which uses an axial flow supercharger to pump vacuum. The speed is generally tens of thousands of revolutions, and the structure is motor + gearbox (or high-speed motor), seal, air suspension bearing, seal, turbine
Reply #52019-04-21
If the rotation speed is low, the vacuum degree will not be too high

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