Water Ring Vacuum Pumps

Listing ID #4305440

Saga engineering manufacturing and exporting Vacuum Pump, which is a device that takes out gas molecules from a sealed volume in order to leave behind a partial vacuum. Saga engineering offering different types of vacuum pumps to customers with different uses

The applications for liquid ring vacuum pumps are diversified and include drying, Condensing, Distilling, Impregnating, sterilizing. Evacuating, cooking, evaporating, draining, conveying, venting and sucking, liquid-ring vacuum pumps are being used in the chemical, petrochemical, Pharmaceutical, pulp and paper and food industries.

• Draining paper Webs.
• Saturating insulation materials, wood and textiles.
• Evacuating condensers and piping.
• Priming pumps
• Evaporating acids, blood and milk.
• Drying resins, paints and chemicals.
• Conveying Wheat, sugar and chemicals products.
• Lifting and transporting wood and plates.

Standard materials of construction are cast iron with semi steel rotor. Shaft material is stainless steel for model SW-30 to SW-70, larger sizes are carbon steel with brass of stainless steel shaft sleeves for wetted parts.

Alternate combination materials are available for special applications:

The working parts of the SAGA - Vacuum Pumps consists of a multi-vane impeller mounted eccentrically in a round casing which is partly filled with liquid (usually water). As the impeller rotate the liquid is thrown by centrifugal force to from a liquid ring which is concentric with the periphery of the casing. Due to the eccentric position of the impeller relative to the casing and liquid ring, the spaces between the impeller vanes fill with liquid during rotation and any air or gas trapped in the impeller space or cell is compressed and discharged from the casing through the outlet part leaving the cell available to receive air or gas as it is presented to the inlet port of the casing. In addition to being the compressing medium the liquid-ring performs three other important functions. It absorbs the heat generated by compression and friction. It absorbs any liquid slugs or vapor entering with the gas stream. It will also absorb and wash out contaminants entrained in the gas.