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Why can air-cooled vacuum pumps discharge directly into the atmosphere

2015-11-26View Original

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This post was last edited by A Le on 2015-12-9 at 13:44. Why can air-cooled vacuum pumps discharge directly into the atmosphere? Can someone explain this in detail?
Reply #22015-11-27
Negative pressure is created at the inlet, and the compressed air is then discharged
Reply #32015-11-27
Do you mean direct emission or something else?
Reply #42015-11-27
Air-cooled vacuum pump? What type of vacuum pump is the poster talking about? You mean an air-cooled Roots pump, right? The air-cooled Roots pump was designed to address the problem of overload in Roots pumps used in vacuum systems; it is, somewhat, a makeshift solution adopted out of necessity. Our latest patent has successfully solved this issue by enabling simultaneous startup of multiple Roots pumps. Feel free to ask for more details
Reply #52015-12-09
Make good use of Baidu – there are plenty of resources online… and most of what’s said is basically correct

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