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Dry Vacuum Pumps
A Dry Vacuum Pump Has the Following Important Process Related Characteristics:
Advantages:
- Dry - no added fluids to be discharged. Absolutely no chance for back migration in the suction line
- Handles Dry gases (and vapors that don't condense) well
Disadvantages:
- Risk of damage from liquids, solids, or corrosive condensed vapors
- Runs hot
- Potential polymerization and build-up of product
- Potential auto-ignition of product
- Moving parts with tight clearances
- Run time wear (heavily dependent on application)
- Damaged if overheated
- Complex
- Requires controlled cooling and nitrogen purge sub systems
- Requires careful start up and shut down procedures
- Size (capacity) limitations (ex. 15 lb/hr at 2 mm HgA is 1240 ACFM)
- More expensive to buy and maintain
Click here for information on Design Load Components for Vacuum Systems or click here to Contact Us About Vacuum Systems!
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4611 S. University Dr. BLDG 109, Davie, FL 33328
508-486-9800, www.thermosysinc.com
email: service@thermosysinc.com National cellular: 508-561-2100 (24x7)
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