Pumping Gases with Liquid
In many process operations, it is necessary to evacuate or move a gas. One method of doing this is to use a Penberthy liquid jet pump. These specially designed liquid motive jet pumps offer many advantages over other methods of evacuating or moving gases. The simple design for these units features no moving parts; consequently there is no need for lubrication. As a result, there is little chance of the jet pump wearing out. These jet pumps are a low-cost alternative when compared to other methods of moving gases. Installation is easy; the units are compact and can easily be adapted to almost any installation requirements. Plus, no moving parts means trouble-free operation.
In many process operations, it is necessary to evacuate or move a gas. One method of doing this is to use a Penberthy liquid jet pump. These specially designed liquid motive jet pumps offer many advantages over other methods of evacuating or moving gases. The simple design for these units features no moving parts; consequently there is no need for lubrication. As a result, there is little chance of the jet pump wearing out. These jet pumps are a low-cost alternative when compared to other methods of moving gases. Installation is easy; the units are compact and can easily be adapted to almost any installation requirements. Plus, no moving parts means trouble-free operation.
- Pumping Gas with Liquid – Low-Cost, High-Power
- ·Models utilized: LM, ELL, FL
- ·Size range: 1” to 30”
- ·Operating medium pressure range 20 – 100/200psig (pound-force per square inch)
- ·No moving parts which require lubrication and wear with use
- ·Low-cost alternative when compared to other methods of moving gases
- ·Wide variety of special materials to suit the most diverse applications including most metallurgies and plastics
- ·Standard industry uses: textile manufacturing, chemical/food processing, water treatment, petroleum production, sterilization, tire making, HVAC and distilling/brewing