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R5 Series

Oil-Recirculating Vacuum Pumps Operating Principle

 

 
 

Description

Rotation of the pump rotor, which is mounted eccentrically in the pump cylinder, traps entering vapor between rotor vane segments. As rotation continues, vapor is compressed and discharged into the exhaust box. Vapors then pass through several stages of internal oil and mist eliminators to remove 99.9% of lubricating oil from the exhaust. Oil is then returned to the oil reservoir. Additional features include an automotive type spin-on oil filter, and a built-in inlet anti-suckback valve that prevents the pump from rotating backwards. A built-in gas ballast is available on the RA version, which permits pumping with high water vapor loads.

 

 
1. Oil Mist Eliminator 8. Rotor
2. Exhaust 9. Main Oil Feed Line
3. Gas Ballast (RA) 10. Spin-On Oil Filter
4. Inlet 11. Oil Sight Glass
5. Inlet Screen 12. Exhaust Valve (RA)
6. Anti-Suckback Valve 13. Oil Return Valve (RA)
7. Vane 14. Oil Return Line (RC)
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