Operating Principle L-Series
Compression in L-Series pumps follows the liquid ring principle. The impeller is the only moving part inside the pump. It rotates without contact within the pump casing. A rotating liquid ring seals the impeller on the front and seals its blades against one another. In order to keep the liquid ring stable, liquid is also permanently sucked into the compression chamber and is output together with the conveyed gas.The excentrical arrangement of the impeller within the casing creates variable compression chambers between the impeller blades during rotation, which causes the conveyed gas to be compressed within a full revolution.Since the pumps always create a pressure difference during operation, they can also be used as compressors when pumping gas from the surrounding atmosphere.The L-BV product line features a patented discharge-air cooling system which returns the condensate to the operating liquid.
Please contact CompreVac for application assistance with vacuum pumps and associated equipment.
Please contact CompreVac for application assistance with vacuum pumps and associated equipment.
Please contact CompreVac for application assistance with vacuum pumps and associated equipment.
Please contact CompreVac for application assistance with vacuum pumps and associated equipment.
Compact version
Also known as the Elmo Rietschle "pump in the box", these portable units are oil-free and air-cooled. They include an L-BV liquid ring pump, an industrial electric motor, discharge separator, seal water cooler and discharge air cooler.
Split units
The L-BL2 split range family of pumps allow the user to take advantage of the L-BL technology in applications where higher air volume is needed or for special process requirements. They are suitable for applications involving aggressive suction materials and can also be implemented e.g. in the food & beverages industry where they are available in versions made entirely of stainless steel. We also offer versions equipped with all the valves including tubing required for integration into a CIP cleaning process. Air-to-water heat exchangers or plate heat exchangers are also available.
