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4.1 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
Gas is drawn into the pump through
a common inlet, channeled to the
three piston slides and into the
space behind the pistons as they
rotate. The gas ahead of the pistons
is compressed and forced out the
discharge valves. As the gas is
forced through the pump, sealing
oil is mixed with the discharged
gas and the discharged mixture
is channeled into the separator,
which is located in the reservoir,
and there the gas is separated from
the oil. Sealing and lubricating oil
is provided by the oil pump which
is mounted on the non-drive head
and driven by direct coupling to
the vacuum pump drive shaft. The
oil pump provides forced feed oil
circulation at all operating pressures
including atmosphere.
All models have a channeled drive
shaft with an opening at each cam
to distribute oil through the pump.
Oil is taken from the reservoir at
a point some distance above the
reservoir bottom. This provides
an area for impurities to collect for
draining.
1.
KEY
AIR/OIL SEPARATOR
2. OIL LEVEL
3. CONNECTION FOR OPTIONAL TEMPERATURE SWITCH
4. CONNECTION FOR TEMPERATURE GAUGE
5. CONNECTION FOR “SCUM” TAKE-OFF
6. PUMP INLET
7. SLIDE PIN
8. WATER COOLING JACKET
9. (FAR SIDE) COOLING JACKET DRAIN (1 OF 2)
10. VIBRAMOUNTS
11. DISCHARGE VALVE
12. GAS BALLAST VALVE
13. OIL DRAIN
14. PISTON SLIDE
15. SHAFT
16. PISTON
17. CAM
18. CONNECTION FOR OPTIONAL HEATER
19. COOLING JACKET DRAIN (2 OF 2)
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Figure 1 - Illustration of general operation principle
Figure 11 - Triplex Arrangement
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