How does run a roots blower as a vacuum pump?
Using a Roots blower as a vacuum pump means using its principle to create a vacuum in a closed system, hermetically sealed for creating a closed environment.
- Setup: Connect the inlet of the Roots blower to the system from which you want to remove air.
- Operation: Roots blower operates to let its rotating lobes draw air from the connected system through the inlet and outlet by creating suction.
- As the lobes rotate, they trap and move the incoming air or gas towards the outlet of the blower. This action creates a lower pressure inside the blower compared to the surrounding environment, resulting in a vacuum effect.
- Discharge: The blower discharges the air or gas through the outlet, effectively extracting it from the connected system and maintaining the vacuum.
- Monitoring: Use appropriate gauges or sensors to monitor the vacuum level within the system and ensure that you achieve and maintain the desired level of vacuum.
