There are a number of industries that need the power of pumps to get the work done. Likewise, there are also various types of pumps that can perform a wide variety of functions. A rotary vane pump is one of those pumps that are very useful in different situations in varying fields. This pump is highly valuable in the automotive, medical, chemical laboratory, and other industrial applications. The pump operates on a principle of positive-displacement to process the medium that passes through its pumping chamber or cylinder. Typically, there are a series of vanes inside the pump that is slotted into the rotating rotor.
This rotor is often offset from the center of the housing which causes eccentricity. Once the rotor rotates, the vanes are pushed to move in and out the rotor through centrifugal force or through the help of pushrod. It those vanes that seal on the housing, producing vane chambers that are increasing in volume when on the intake side of the rotary pump. These chambers are then filled with the fluid that is forced in by the ambient pressure from the atmosphere or other system being pumped. On the discharge end of the pump, the volume in vane chambers is lowering, which forces the fluid out of the rotary vane pump.
With each rotation cycle of the pump, the same amount of fluid is being pushed out by the vane. These vanes can be made to any length and depth, which makes the rotary vane pump so versatile in terms of size and pumping volume. This is why the pump is utilized in various fields such as the soft drink and coffee dispensing machine as well as air conditioning systems. It can be outfitted in a way that fits the intended purpose no matter the type of industry it is being used.
Global Vac is the leader in providing customized vacuum pump systems of various technologies, including a rotary vane pump to satisfy the different needs of many industries. Our pumps are always built with the highest quality of industry standards and components. Our expert professionals are always prepared to cater to your pumping system requirements no matter how unique they could be.
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