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VACUUM PUMP WORKING PRINCIPLES

The working principle of a vacuum pump involves creating a pressure difference between two connected spaces to remove gas molecules from a low-pressure area and transfer them to a high-pressure area. Read PDF to learn more!<br><br>

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VACUUM PUMP WORKING PRINCIPLES

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  1. vacuumpump working principleS BY WEST TECHNOLOGY

  2. A vacuumpump is a device that removes gasmolecules from a sealed volume to create a partial vacuum. The working principle of a vacuumpump is based onthe principle of creating a pressure difference betweentwo connected spaces. The pump essentially pumps gasmolecules from a low-pressure area to a high- pressure area, effectively creating a vacuum inthe low- pressure area.

  3. There are several typesof vacuumpumps, butthey all work onthe same basic principle of removing gasmolecules from a sealed volume. Some of the most commontypesof vacuumpumps include

  4. Positive displacement pumps: These pumpsuse mechanical actiontotrap gasmolecules and move them fromthe low- pressure area tothe high- pressure area. Examplesof positive displacementpumps include rotaryvane pumps and screwpumps.

  5. Momentumtransferpumps: These pumpsuse high-speed jetsof gas totransfermomentumtothe gas molecules inthe low-pressure area, which propelsthemtowardsthe high-pressure area. Examplesof momentumtransferpumps include diffusionpumps and turbomolecular pumps.

  6. Momentumtransferpumps: These pumpsuse high-speed jetsof gastotransfermomentumto the gasmolecules inthe low- pressure area,which propels themtowardsthe high-pressure area. Examplesof momentum transferpumps include diffusion pumps and turbomolecular pumps.

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