ABOUT US ——
Company Profile
Atlas (Yantai) Vacuum Technology Co., Ltd. is a professional enterprise specializing in the production of liquid ring vacuum pumps and dry screw vacuum pumps. Located in Yantai City, Shandong Province, our company operates in a region rich with historical significance.
Yantai, historically known as Chefoo, boasts a legacy dating back to ancient times, with a rich tapestry of cultural heritage and maritime influence. As a pivotal port city, Yantai played a significant role in China's maritime history and international trade.
Equipped with comprehensive blueprints and advanced machining facilities, our company has an annual production capacity of 600 sets of vacuum equipment. We have assembled a team of industry experts with extensive experience, continuously integrating and absorbing cutting-edge international technologies. Our unwavering focus lies in various vacuum applications, with a commitment to becoming a leading provider of professional vacuum system solutions.
—— VACUUM PUMP ——
Application
—— FAQ ——
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Difficulty starting vacuum
Question: What are the reasons for difficulty in starting a vacuum pump?
Answer:
- Foreign objects entering the pump:Solution - Flush with water or dismantle the pump for thorough inspection and cleaning.
- Power supply failure:Solution - Check for power outage or phase loss.
- Too tight gland pressing:Solution - Loosen the bolts of the gland pressing cover, start the pump, and slowly tighten the cover bolts until there is a slight water leakage.
- Scaling or rust:Solution - Soak in acid solution to remove scale and rust.
- Excessive working fluid:Solution - Adjust the working fluid until the pump can start.
Vacuum pump has low vacuum degree
Question:What are the reasons for a vacuum pump having a low vacuum degree?
Answer:
- Low working fluid flow rate:Solution - Increase the working fluid flow rate while monitoring motor current.
- High working fluid temperature:Solution - Reduce the working fluid temperature.
- Slight system leakage:Solution - Check for leaks, pressurize, and repair the vacuum pump if leaks are detected.
- Excessive pump clearance:Solution - Disassemble for maintenance, machine to a reasonable clearance range, and reassemble.
- Seal leakage:Solution - Replace the seals with new ones.
- Damaged exhaust valve plates:Solution - Replace with new exhaust valve plates.
- Undersized pump model:Solution - Replace with a larger vacuum pump model.
Vacuum pump vibration noise
Question:What are the possible reasons for vacuum pump vibration noise?
Answer:
- Severe cavitation:Solution - Install cavitation protection device.
- High working fluid flow rate:Solution - Reduce the working fluid flow rate.
- Improper installation of the coupling or pulley: Solution - Recheck the installation dimensions of the coupling or pulley.
- Loose foundation bolts: Solution - Tighten the foundation bolts.
- Impeller corrosion or scaling causing imbalance: Solution - Clean impeller scaling or replace with a new impeller.
Vacuum pump has no vacuum
Question: What could be the reasons for a vacuum pump having no vacuum?
Answer:
- Incorrect motor rotation direction: Solution - Replace the motor and adjust the two wires to the correct optional direction.
- No working fluid entering the vacuum pump: Solution - Check if the working fluid valve is unblocked and if any liquid enters the vacuum pump.
- Severe air leakage in the system: Solution - Check if there are any bypasses open in the vacuum pump suction pipe.
Motor tripped or overloaded
Question: What are the possible reasons for the motor tripping or overloading?
Answer:
- Short circuit in the motor winding:Solution - Check the motor windings.
- Excessive flow rate of working fluid:Solution - Adjust the working fluid inlet valve to reduce the flow rate.
- High exhaust pressure:Solution - Reduce the exhaust pressure to the specified range.
- Presence of excessive liquid in the sucked-in gas:Solution - Install a gas-liquid separator at the inlet of the vacuum pump.
Vacuum pump bearing overheating
Question: What could be the reasons for vacuum pump bearing overheating?
Answer:
- Belt too tight: Solution - Loosen the belt sufficiently to its normal state.
- Misalignment between the vacuum pump and the motor: Solution - Realign the vacuum pump with the motor.
- Insufficient or excessive lubricating oil: Solution - Improve lubrication conditions.
- Improper installation of bearings:Solution - Reinstall the bearings properly.
- Bearing wear, rust, or damage: Solution - Replace the bearings with new ones.
We are happy to answer any vacuum technical questions you may have.