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How is suction calculated in a vacuum environment? ? ?

2016-08-13View Original

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How is the suction force generated by a device when it is in a vacuum state calculated? Is it calculated by pressing the difference in pressure times the area? Our mechanical seal allows the shaft sleeve to fully clamp around the shaft when there is positive pressure in the equipment ; The shaft sleeve movement occurs always when under vacuum condition; why is that? ? ? reward_7ree
Reply #22016-08-13
Suction force is atmospheric pressure minus pump inlet pressure, multiplied by the cross-sectional area of the inlet pipe.
Reply #32016-08-13
Suction force is atmospheric pressure minus pump inlet pressure, multiplied by the cross-sectional area of the inlet pipe.

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